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Digital hoarding is real and many people suffer. Learn more about this new age compulsive disorder.
Experts continue to ask what is contributing to the global mental health crisis?
US Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthyās shares his final prescription for the American people (hint: itās social in nature)
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Take a peek into the new year by checking out your 2025 horoscope
Your frequent reminder that kindness improves health.
Feeling meh at work? Experts say itās worth finding meaning and purpose.
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We loved a lot in 2024.
Hi fam,
For our last newsie of the year, we thought it would be fun to recap the things we loved most this year. From the podcasts that informed us to the books that inspired us and the products that chilled us out, here are all the things we absolutely could not get enough of in 2024.
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Things we loved in 2024 š«¶
šļø Reading
Jonathan Haidtās latest book that examines the drastic changes in youth mental health The Anxious Generation
How to Know a Person by David Brooks
Party of One: Be Your Own Best Partner by NPR journalist and Life Kit creator, Meghan Keane
Subtract: The Untapped Science of Less by Leidy Klotz
Amanda Montellās latest book The Age of Magical Overthinking, which explores a variety of common cognitive biases and the belief that āoneās internal thoughts can affect unrelated events in the external worldā
Martyr! By Kaveh Akbar. We wonāt spoil it for you but if youāre looking for a book that explores all the relevant themes of modern day struggles, give it a read.
šļø Watching/Listening
The very real portrayal of panic disorder and extreme workplace stress in season 3 of The Bear on Hulu
Appleās Best Podcast of the Year, Hysterical, that investigates a mysterious illness among a group of high school girls that many officials deemed a case of āmass hysteriaā (insert eye roll here).
This new podcast from Financial Times that explores the perils of intensive meditation
This discussion between Mark Manson (The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck) and Lori Gottlieb about what we get wrong about mental health
Ezra Kleinās discussion on āThe Deep Conflict Between Our Work and Parenting Idealsā
These nuggets of wisdom from the legendary Dr. Ruth Westheimer on facing loneliness.
š Bold Moves
Patagonia closing all of its stores so every employee can vote!
The Offline Clubās lowkey, high vibe community meetups. The best part? Phones arenāt allowed.
T-Painās Mental Health Month ballad āOn This Hillā
Our friends at Wondermind hosting a Lonely Together Workshop Series all month long.
š§¢ Products
Our here* stickers that are the perfect reminder to be here in any moment
Our best-selling dad hat in khaki and black
Ritualās stress relief supplement that helped us keep our cool this holiday szn.
Weighted wearables like these hoodies from Comfrt
These therapy notebooks equally beautiful and impactful
Grown folk swaddles because babies shouldnāt be the only ones enjoying a snug nightās rest
The Komuso shift necklace that helped us chill when ish got real
The Open app for all your trendy meditation and breathwork needs
Opal our new tough love screen time bestie
Getting BetterSleep!
The Sleep App That Forbes Rated 5 Stars š±
The app Forbes said helps "users achieve high-quality sleep by creating and maintaining effective sleep routines.ā is back with new sounds and features!
Now featuring over 300 unique sounds to fall asleep to, a personalized sleep tracker and more. Itās no wonder over 65 million people have downloaded this app for better sleep.
Try it tonight š
Thatās all for this YEAR! Weāll see you in 2025.
ā¤ļø Meg, Quincy, and the here* fam.
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