8 Best Articles on Healing
The most useful articles on healing from around the web—beginners to advanced—curated by thought leaders and our community. We focus on timeless pieces and update the list whenever we discover new, must-read articles or videos—make sure to bookmark and revisit this page.
Top 5 Healing Articles
At a glance: these are the articles that have been most read, shared, and saved on healing by Refind users.
Videos
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Forest Bathing | Shinrin-Yoku
http://www.healingforest.org/learn | Learn how to create healing experiences in nature for yourself and your loved ones. Visit the link for a course on Shinr...
What is ...?
New to #healing? These articles make an excellent introduction.
What Is Self-Parenting And How It's A Part of Healing
Forget mantras and self-help that do not work. Use these simple self-parenting strategies to make lasting changes in your life.
What Is Trauma-Informed Design?
Shared by 117, including Greater Greater Washington
«The growing awareness of the impact of the built environment on our health is one reason for the growth of trauma-informed design»
Short Articles
Short on time? Check out these useful short articles on healing—all under 10 minutes.
I’ll Cry if I Want To (and You Can, Too)
A good cry can be therapeutic and can even better connect you with others. Let’s stop shaming it.
«A friend once dubbed what happened to me a “sports cry,” and in the years I’ve been using the term since, I’ve found no need to explain it»
How Did Healing Ourselves Get So Exhausting?
Wellness has become yet another obligation to fit into our schedules.
How I'm Healing from Abuse After Going in Circles for Years
Having a breakthrough doesn't guarantee healing. Here's what's helping me heal from abuse after going in circles for years.
This Kind of Movement Can Be the Key to Healing Burnout
With burnout, sometimes what we need to begin healing and to rediscover joy is to (literally) move our way through it.
The healing power of books and libraries
Letters: Libraries are a profound resource that can use bibliotherapy to support people with fragile mental health, writes John Duffy
Publications
We monitor hundreds of publications, blogs, newsletters, and news sources in Healing, including:
Aeon+Psyche
Aeon is a magazine of ideas and culture. Psyche is our sister magazine focused on the human condition. Visit http://aeon.co and http://psyche.co for more.
Tiny Buddha
Get Tiny Buddha’s Inner Strength Journal: Creative Prompts & Challenges to Help You Get Through Anything: http://bit.ly/3amsm5Q
Outside
A run, hike, ride, or meditation can change everything. Live Bravely! IG: @outsidemagazine Newsletters: http://outsideonline.com/newsletters Cover photo: Mark Fleming
Mindful
The best of mindfulness-based practices. Mindful magazine, events, courses, corporate training, licensed content, business media, directories, and partnerships.
Next City
Next City’s journalism centers marginalized voices while amplifying solutions to the problems that oppress people in cities.
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