Architects of Change

Big Thinkers, Leaders, and Visionaries Moving Humanity Forward

18 Assurances on Grief: I Promise It Won't Always Hurt Like This. Clare Mackintosh.

“I Promise You Won’t Always Be Winded By Someone Else’s Happiness”—A Lesson in Grief, Healing, and the Power of Time

By Clare Mackintosh

Peter Levine, PhD.

Healing Trauma Starts In the Body. Psychotherapist Peter Levine Explains

By Stacey Lindsay

Sahaj Kaur Kohli, But What Will People Say? Navigating Mental Health, Identity, Love, and Family Between Cultures.

When You Have Multiple Cultural Identities, Your Therapy Needs to Adjust. Here’s How

By Meghan Rabbitt

Sophie Grégoire Trudeau.

Why Former Canadian First Lady Sophie Grégoire Trudeau Says “We’re All One Trauma Away from Each Other”

By Stacey Lindsay

3 kids of varying ages sit in a therapy circle with a therapist.

Is Therapy Making Things Worse for Our Kids? Abigail Shrier, Author of Bad Therapy, Says Yes

By Abigail Shrier

Three older individuals, one woman and two men smiling big.

The New Science on Aging with Joy

By Stephanie Harrison

Maria Shriver and Patrick J. Kennedy, Making Sense with Maria.

In His New Book, Patrick J. Kennedy Wants Us to See Those Struggling With Their Mental Health as Courageous

By Maria Shriver

Emily Henry.

Bestselling Romance Novelist Emily Henry Believes in the Earnestness of the Genre: “Love Is the Thing That Has the Most Power in the World to Change a Person”

By Mara Freedman

The Power of Research: The Need for Gender Equity.

Meet the New WAM Grant Recipients Who Are Changing the Game With Their Groundbreaking Research in Women’s Health

By The Sunday Paper Team

The Age of Grievance by Frank Bruni.

In His New Book, Journalist Frank Bruni Shares How to Move Away From the ‘Blame Game’ and Toward THIS Hopeful Salvation

By Stacey Lindsay