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The Pandemic "Blahs"

It turns out there is a good word for how we’re feeling - it's called “languishing”.

Are you experiencing Zoom fatigue?

Zoom, Microsoft Teams and other online communication platforms have been helpful...

International Women’s Day and Random Acts of Kindness

Shari R. Pearlman

International Women’s day is upon us and some of us have joined in to pledge our support for women everywhere.

February 11, 2021

Marriage Story

Last year, one of the many films I watched during COVID restrictions was Marriage Story. It is very...

February 8, 2021

Things to Do During Lockdown

Shari R. Pearlman

Working remotely and practicing physical/responsible distancing from friends and family is teaching me a lot!

January 27, 2021

Getting Unstuck from the Uncertain Place

Shari R. Pearlman

Living in the “place between no longer and not yet” (a phrase coined by Victor Turner, anthropologist, writer) can make us feel stuck.

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Highlights

Awe-some or Awe-struck: The Benefit of Finding AWE in the Ordinary

Why not cultivate and experience awe more often?

Spiritual and Career/Intellectual Well-Being

As Well-Being Week comes to a close, we ask you to ponder what do spiritual and career/intellectual well-being have in common?

Benefits of Volunteering

At LAPBC, we rely heavily on the kindness and generosity of our volunteers and we wouldn't be the organization we are without them.

Breaking Stigma - The Value of Lived Experience

One of the most powerful tools people have in terms of connecting with another is the sharing of their ‘lived experience’.