We’ve all been there. You’re pulling your weight (and maybe someone else’s), while your lazy co-worker seems to coast through the...

We often think of safety as synonymous with sameness. Humans, as social beings, are wired to conform. We instinctively follow the group...

Whether it is mental, emotional, or physical pain, the science is clear: nature can bring a sense of calm, restore peace, and reduce physiological pain levels.

Adapt, pivot, innovate. These traits are often associated with great leaders, entrepreneurs, and inventors—not bumblebees, rats, ravens,...

Animals provide valuable lessons for setting healthy boundaries, such as warnings before enforcing boundaries.

A few months ago the daughter of a celebrity claimed in an interview that she was disappointed she wasn't benefitting from being a...

From people losing their homes or traveling ‘home’ for the holidays during a global pandemic to indigenous peoples fighting for their stolen

In my last post I talked about the key traits of manipulators and how parasites, both human and nonhuman, excelled at this strategy (read...

Can you spot a manipulator? Can you protect yourself from being infected with beliefs that go against your interests?

Uncover unexpected ways fathers, both human and animal, form deep connections with their kids.

When it comes to helping African grey parrots can teach us how to be kinder to others.

Did you receive a gift you don't like or would be perfect for someone else? Here are a few reasons why regifting is actually trendy.

Can a routine become rut? Might you miss an opportunity to try something new because you’re always doing the same old thing? There can be a

As many people all over the country are busy shopping, preparing, and traveling to sit down for a meal together, I wondered about other spec

Sharing food is not always welcomed and tells you a lot about your relationship.

Saying goodbye to loved ones is always hard even the furry ones.

Rejection hurts, but a change of perspective can make all the difference.

What are some of early, understated warning signs, or yellow flags, in a relationship?

Given the current political climate and recent events, it seems timely to ask the question: What is empathy and how can we have more of it?

Do you struggle to stay organized? Or are you neat and tidy but live with someone who rarely cleans? A few adjustments can go a long way.

Could there be a practical and deeper biological explanation for some of the grooming practices we see in humans?

Let’s face it, holidays are fun and they make connecting with a partner easier. The hard work has been done for you. If it’s Valentine’s...

With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, I thought it would be the perfect time to talk about scrumptious gifts. I will admit that...