They can't help but feel chronically misunderstood. We're currently living in a "crisis of belonging," according to social psychologist Geoff Cohen, where many Americans are suffering from social ...

REPAYMENT PLANS. FIVE ON YOUR MENTAL HEALTH NOW FEELING LEFT OUT AT SCHOOL. SO IT IT’S HAPPENED TO ALL OF US. HONESTLY AT SOME POINT. BUT EXPERTS SAY WATCHING IT HAPPEN TO OUR CHILD ALMOST ALWAYS ...

Families don't always crumble because of shouting matches. Sometimes, they unravel through silence-the kind that slowly teaches you your voice doesn't matter. These quiet wounds build behind everyday ...

Other's Day brunch tomorrow at The Locöl Kitchen & Bar (7902 35th SW), which wanted to be sure you had advance heads-up, so in case you haven't seen this in our calendar: Other's Day Brunch Seattle: A ...

Dear Annie: I’m a 52-year-old woman who thought I had my friendships figured out. I’ve had the same core group of friends for more than 30 years -- we’ve been through weddings, births, divorces, even ...

A new survey asked adults about social divisions. Those who found them to be a significant source of stress were more likely to say they felt isolated and left out than others. Living in a polarized ...

This is Prudie Phones a Friend, a feature where Jenée Desmond-Harris calls a few experts for their advice to a letter writer. Submit questions to Prudence here. Dear Prudence. I have a niece who is ...

Dear Annie: I am embarrassed to admit this at my age, but I feel like the kid left out at recess. I am in my late 40s, married with kids, a steady job and a calendar that looks full from the outside.

How can I help my youngest feel fully connected in a family where the age gap between siblings is so wide, and how do I stop worrying that he will always feel a little left behind?