PSYCHOLOGY Archives - Page 2 of 2

A guide to the well-lived life. Reads like Brainpickings for the home, covering everything from relationships and culture to our place in the natural world.

Poetic and inspiring. You'll want to polish a table until it glistens, fill your living room with roses, and thank the house for nurturing your dreams and hopes.

Explores the ancient traditions of caring for the hearth while considering our modern challenges of rootlessness, lack of time, and daily stress. A hymn to our search for home---wherever we can find it.

At Home with Ourselves

Companies use the Myers-Briggs test for team building. Sally Keil explains how Jung’s typology plays out at home, shedding light on family relationships.

Typology describes how we approach and understand our environment. How do we solve problems and relate to others? In a new situation, what is our “gut instinct”? Knowing how your partner or your children choose to process all this information makes for an enligthened home.

The Secret Lives of Our Possessions

The Swiss psychiatrist C.G. Jung defended the autonomy of things. Our possessions aren’t just here to do our bidding, he said, but have lives and feelings of their own.

A History of Homesickness

For some early immigrants to America, “homesickness” was a wasting disease. Others stayed healthy, using arts and crafts to honor the homes they’d left behind.

PSYCHOLOGY

At Home with Ourselves

The Secret Lives of Our Possessions

A History of Homesickness

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