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Does your father regularly overuse emojis or insist on signing his texts with his first and last name? Or perhaps he has a knack for sending you poignant life advice, accompanied by the perfect gif, in those moments when you need it most. With Father’s Day around the corner, we’re rounding up Times readers’ favorite […]
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In her first session with a new therapist in San Diego, Elise, 37, immediately felt turned off. Not because of anything the therapist said, but because of the fact that she was riding a stationary bike during their conversation. Maria Danna, 35, was alarmed when her therapist in Portland, Ore., “vigorously shook a maraca at […]
Continue ReadingI was in the middle of a messy divorce and had no intentions of getting into a relationship. One day, I ran into a neighbor who was with her best friend, Amy. Amy had a joie de vivre that was uncompromising. She had survived a battle with cancer, and then would have a second bout. […]
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Parenthood does not come with a definitive instruction manual. While there are scores of books, influencers and classes offering guidance on how to raise children, the experts all have their own, sometimes wildly different, methods. Family members or strangers on the internet who may or may not have been asked for their advice are also […]
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Maybe it was a beloved aunt who cheered for you at every game, concert or graduation ceremony. Perhaps it was a teacher who sensed when you needed extra emotional support. Or it could have been a friend who gradually became your chosen family. Mother’s Day is around the corner, and The Times is celebrating the […]
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I’m Knvul Sheikh, a reporter on the Well desk at The New York Times, where I cover health and wellness. I’ve written about the seemingly never-ending cycle of flu cases, coughs and colds, as well as how to reduce your exposure to chemicals in personal care products and how to make sense of your cholesterol […]
Continue ReadingValentine’s Day is just around the corner and, sure, plenty of people dismiss it as a commercialized scam. But for others, the holiday is a welcome occasion to pause and remind your partner what they mean to you (or, at the very least, to eat a little chocolate). In that spirit, The Times wants to […]
Continue ReadingAcross the country, neonatal intensive care units provide critical care to seriously ill babies. That care can be lifesaving but also comes at a price, as some parents report receiving multimillion dollar bills for their babies’ hospital stays. Some researchers have questioned whether too many babies are being admitted to the NICU and whether there […]
Continue ReadingThe holiday season is around the corner, and there are so many beloved rituals and traditions to look forward to. But for many of us, family drama is one that we could do without. The Times’s Well section wants to hear from readers: What strategies help you tap into a sense of peace and connection […]
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Hello, I’m Catherine Pearson, a reporter for The New York Times’s Well section, where I cover families and relationships. One topic I cover frequently is sex, which is an important (though under-discussed) aspect of overall health and well-being. I’m particularly interested in how people navigate the ebb and flow of sexual desire within long-term relationships. […]
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