If Lost Start Here is a guide for the anxious, curious, lonely and lost. Featuring everyday places and at-home prompts designed to help you live a life that feels good.
Can you be a fan of a place like you can be of a person? We’re kind of like that with everything from the DO Lectures.
In this edition of Culture Therapy, we talk about therapy itself and the podcasts, TV shows and books that are bringing this practice out of the therapy office and into our lives in very real ways.
In Nashville author Ann Patchett gives bookstores the happy ending that they deserve.
We talked to the founder of the world’s first Poetry Pharmacy about why poetry still matters.
With meditation, not only are you taking a much-needed break from your thoughts, and the glorious internet, and whatever else is jockeying for attention in your life…but you’re also taking a few moments to devote yourself, fully, to your own wellness. A beautiful practice. (Your third-eye chakra is likely quivering at the mere mention of such an activity.)
This holiday season support pop-up stores Choose Love by gifting everyday items to refugees who urgently need them.
Second Home is stretching the definition of what coworking can be and what it can look like.
Two Chairs is doing therapy differently. We spoke to its Director of Brand Strategy about why the model of delivery has been so broken but also why therapy itself isn’t.
Rawly Bold Founder Pamela Delgado on why New York’s Governors Island is the place she turns to when she needs some balance in her life.
Tate Exchange is answering its own question: that art does have the potential to impact our lives.
We talk to Ali DeJohn, founder of the Makerie retreat, about why self-care and creativity are inextricably linked.
As our problems gain significance and gravity and weight, we are no longer confident that our friends can bear their burden, no longer confident that they’ll be able to see us through the wreckage of our flaws. Maybe that’s why, when we find someone who does see us and loves us still…maybe that’s why we hold so tight?
Somerset’s RISE is both a place to come together and a modern day twist on traditional church.
Friendship offers a purity that is complicated only by the fact that there is nothing legally binding you to one another. Nothing to say, “if you leave you’ve got to give me a house or a boat or half of your grandmother’s jewelry.” Just this love that lingers in space, vulnerable, subject to the whims of men.
We talk to the Founder of the Joy Cafe Becky Playfair on building a life-giving community cafe in one of the UK’s most deprived areas.
826 Valencia is keeping space for our kids’ imaginations in our cities, and crafting magical spaces for our communities and for ourselves as it does so.
