Lilia MacLellan for QZ.com

It may seem counter-intuitive. Many people regard their “negative” feelings with fear, distaste, or shame. But our feelings (ALL our feelings) are there for a reason, and when we are able to accept a full range of human emotion (yes, even the painful ones) we are more likely to thrive.

‘On Being’ with Krista Tippett | onbeing.org

‘On Being’ host Krista Tippett interviews Clinical Psychologist Christine Runyan about the physiological and psychological effects of a year in a pandemic.

Joanne Silberner, NPR Health

This article presents growing evidence of high prevalence of postpartum and maternal depression, and makes the case for providing additional support and attention to new mothers.