Rebecca J. Rosen
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Bianca Bagnarelli How to Show ‘Wise Compassion’ to Struggling Loved Ones
Being truly supportive of someone who is in pain requires strength, patience, self-knowledge, and discipline, “Dear Therapist” writes.
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Bianca Bagnarelli Why In-Law Relationships Can Be So Challenging
Tough conversations provide opportunities for pain and conflict, but also for growth and healing, “Dear Therapist” writes.
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Bianca Bagnarelli The Paradox of Grief
Loss often feels utterly isolating, but seeking out connection and support can help you find a way forward, “Dear Therapist” writes.
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BIANCA BAGNARELLI 12 Pieces of Advice for Better Parenting
Parent-child relationships are constantly evolving, and as children grow, “Dear Therapist” writes, parents have to recalibrate what their role is.
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BIANCA BAGNARELLI 9 Pieces of Advice to Help You See Relationships More Clearly
In some cases, “Dear Therapist” columns help us understand a situation from another person’s point of view; in others, they give us the language we need to name a situation.
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Bianca Bagnarelli Dear Therapist’s Guide to Dealing With Regret
Moving forward doesn’t mean leaving the past behind—it means figuring out how to make sense of it in the present.
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Bianca Bagnarelli Dear Therapist’s Guide to Love and Relationships
Talking honestly and openly won’t necessarily save a troubled relationship, but doing so can clarify whether one can and should be saved.
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Bianca Bagnarelli Dear Therapist’s Guide to Starting Over
Change can bring on a mixture of feelings; compassion is how you navigate them.
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Illustration by Aaron Turner; Photo courtesy of Fort … The Children Who Desegregated America’s Schools
A special project from The Atlantic
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Jason Connolly / AFP / Getty The President Can’t Stop Talking About Carnage
Donald Trump’s grim view of the world was obvious from the day he was inaugurated.
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Othello Banaci / National Domestic Workers Alliance / … Survivors of Human Trafficking, in Their Own Words
Three stories of women who came to America looking for a better life, but instead found astonishing cruelty
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Alan Diaz / AP Toys Aren’t Us
Millennials may have loved the big-box chain as kids, but as parents, they’d rather shop online.
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Joshua Roberts / Reuters Neal Katyal: Senate's Obstruction of Merrick Garland 'Was Unforgivable'
The former acting solicitor general said that the Republican blockade against the onetime Supreme Court nominee represented a breakdown of checks and balances.
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Noah Berger / Reuters Is the Problem With Tech Companies That They're Companies?
A Stanford professor argues that a profit imperative is in tension with the needs of a democratic society.
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Willy Sanjuan / Invision / AP ‘We Have to Have a Massive Revolution in Public Education in the United States’
The Harvard scholar Henry Louis Gates Jr. says improving schools is the way to open the middle class up to more black and white Americans.
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Rick Wilking / Reuters Sheryl Sandberg’s Advice for Grieving, Cont’d
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Gabriela Riccardi / The Atlantic Sheryl Sandberg's Advice for Grieving
The Facebook COO opens up about what she’s learned since the sudden death of her husband in 2015.
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Bettman / Getty Can the Country Survive Without a Strong Middle Class?
In a powerful new book, the legal scholar Ganesh Sitaraman argues that America’s government will fall apart as inequality deepens.
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Katie Martin / The Atlantic The Ambition Interviews: A Table of Contents
Seven stories about women who were all set to rule the world—and how their careers shook out
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Todd Lillard / AP 'That's Called Business, by the Way'
Donald J. Trump on why he hoped for the housing market to collapse
