Emotion

Ecstatic yesterday? Just bleh today? A new app called Expereal helps users track how their mood changes over time.

GUEST POST: Whether you're feelin' groovy or gloomy, emotions are part of being human. Psychotherapist Jasmin Terrany offers tips for dealing with feelings like sadness and anger — not pretending they don't exist.

Want to lose the love of your life? Didn’t think so. Avoid these bad habits that could harm a happy relationship.

The chakra system's made up of seven energy zones that influence the mind and body. Guest contributor Sirena Bernal shows us why people are still using this ancient Hindu healing practice today.

Don’t do it just for the roses and candlelit dinners. Romance can have a positive (and negative) impact on our health and wellbeing.

Throwing punches at the wall or sobbing in the bathroom? It turns out how someone acts drunk has a lot to do with their sober personality. Check out our handy guide to find out what you'll be like next happy hour.

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Chatty Cathys may be happier than their silent peers.

Ecstatic yesterday? Just bleh today? A new app called Expereal helps users track how their mood changes over time.

For a real mood boost, try helping Grandpa across the street. Performing small acts of kindness can make people feel happier for months.

A new study suggests showing off those pearly whites can make people look younger.

New research suggests the flu's the least of our problems, since stress may also spread in the workplace.

Whether it's the result of a breakup or the death of a loved one, heartbreak can be an overwhelming experience. Fortunately, there are some tips for coping with the pain.

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