We cannot prove the (non-)existence of God, but we can ask what might happen if we played strategic games with Him.

Integrating Watson's Theory of Human Caring into advanced practice provides a holistic, humanistic view of the person which challenges the practitioner to see the patient as a whole being in need ...

Conclusion Caring and being viewed as a whole person are human needs. It is the position of the NP, above all, to assist the patient in being cared for in a holistic way. Presence is the medium ...

In the June 25 issue of Psychology Today, Herzog updated a piece titled, “Are Humans the Only Animals That Keep Pets?” In it, ...

In the decades ahead, Thailand will not collapse in a blaze of war, disease, or climate catastrophe. Rather, it will quietly ...

As care ethicists have long underscored, care—whether exemplified in caring relationships, caring attitudes, caring practices, or caring institutions—is very much at the core of ethics. [1] Carol ...

What if care’s relationship to value were inverted, so that care was the basis of the economy and the value of all labor derived from the work of care? Doing so would accept the foundational ...

As an online life coach touts self-obsession as the next step in our journey towards personal growth, Helen Coffey asks ...

What if a holistic focus on assessing each child's unique development could transform 350,000 foster kids' trajectories and ...

The standard-issue Northeast progressive wants to take the Democratic Party down a populist path.

Yet greater awareness of sleep deprivation’s consequences hasn’t translated into a better-rested populace. Data from the CDC ...