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Personal Perspective: When it comes to romance—that is, successful romance—not all perceived deal-breakers are actually deal-breakers.

Art therapist Melissa Walker is using masks to allow service members with traumatic brain injuries express their deepest emotions and experiences, helping them and their loved ones.

People are obsessed with Mars. But … why? Two confessed super-fans, Andy Weir, author of “The Martian,” and Stephen Petranek, author of “How We’ll Live on Mars,” share thoughts on why being Mars-mad is a reasonable state of mind.

The past decade has brought us jaw-dropping insights about the hidden workings of our brains, in part thanks to a popular brain scan technique called fMRI. But a major new study has revealed that fMRI interpretation has a serious flaw, one that could mean that much of what we’ve learned about our brains this way might need a second look.

Why in the world did I do that? How can I do better? Chances are you’ve asked yourself these questions at least once today. To understand how your mind works and how you can improve your decision-making, explore these six psychology and behavioral economics books, each one recommended by a renowned thinker.

Beer-Sheva, Israel-based community member Yubal Masalker sympathized with the message in Jennifer Senior’s TED Talk, “For parents, happiness is a very high bar.”

Some people say that creating true innovation is like capturing lightning in a bottle. Not so, says BCG managing director Martin Reeves. It’s actually a process that can be considered, managed and adapted.

Personal Perspective: Recently, a patient in my psychotherapy practice was reflecting on her experience in therapy after what she described as three productive years of treatment.

No matter what brings a couple into therapy to try to heal the destruction they are facing, they are often exhausted.