A psychologist explains why this one phrase can do more harm then good when someone is looking for comfort. What to do and say instead.

The "iron prescription," as he called it, was Munger's cure for misery: take ownership, stop assigning blame, and act. He wasn't suggesting self-blame as punishment—he was advocating for control. When ...

"It's a physiological fact, not a sentimental statement, that we are better together, sharing the load." —Dr. Sue Johnson We live in an emotion-phobic world. Yet emotions are the most vital signals ...