MindSite News Daily Back July 24 After Summer Recess
We hope this message finds you enjoying the warmth and longer days of the summer season. We mentioned in our Friday newsletter last week that we were planning to take a break from newsletters for most of July. This is just to give us and our hard-working writers some much-needed time off for family, friends, self-care and adventure. We hope you are able to take some time to recharge, too. In the meantime, we’ve assembled some of our favorite articles on joy, love and self-care for you. See you in a few weeks!
Best,
Rob, Diana, Tiffany, Josh, Courtney, TaSin and Don
For your summer reading pleasure, a mix of new stories and golden oldies:
- What Makes For a Good Life. MindSite News Daily.
- A New York Times’ past take on The Book of Joy by the Dalai Lama and Archbishop Desmond Tutu
- We Interrupt This Program to Bring You #BlackJoy. MindSite News.
- Preschool Rx in an OldFolks Home. MindSite News.
- The Therapeutic Power of Taylor Swift. MindSite News Daily. A psychiatrist explains why the young mega-star has become the voice of a generation.
- Revisiting #DisabledJoy Five Years Later: How a Hashtag of Pride Continues to Resonate. MindSite News
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