How to Take in the Good by: Rick Hanson, Ph.D.

Black and white image of a person’s open hands held out side by side, palms up, against a dark background. The sleeves of a long-sleeved garment are visible, adding texture and contrast to the scene—a visual echo of mindfulness principles espoused by Rick Hanson, Ph.D.

The Problem Over millions of years of evolution, it was more important for our ancestors to react to threats than to opportunities. Here’s why: if you live in the wild under dangerous conditions and miss out on a “carrot,” you could go get another one later – but if you fail to avoid a “stick,” […]

You are Five Times More Likely to Stress

Science now says we have 100 billion neurons in the brain. There are 5 times as many neuronal networks allocated for threat detection than there are for non-threat input. This is why negativity is so easy to default to AND so contagious. Believe it or not, positivity can be trained and strengthened. What are you doing […]

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