A recent study published in npj Mental Health Research found that a general tendency to forgive others is associated with ...

One of the greatest gifts we can experience is the relationship between parents and children. However, for some of us, this relationship is filled with deep wounds of resentment, shame and guilt.

People who can quickly forgive others aren't just less angry, stressed and prone to high blood pressure; they're also a lot more motivated and engaged at work. In a new Leadership IQ study called The ...

Imagine that you’re at the grocery store, and someone else pushes past you, bumping into you. Or imagine that you’re out with friends, and a friend makes a teasing comment on a topic you’re sensitive ...

It’s a new take on forgiveness that also embraces customizable adjustability to match a player’s swing tendencies, said ...

Over the past 30 years, research on the psychology of forgiveness has shown that those who forgive can be healed from such psychological and physical challenges as resentment (Hebl & Enright, 1993), ...

As forgiveness becomes more and more popular both in the mental health professions and in regular society, it is becoming obvious that there are many divergent ideas emerging regarding what ...

We all use the word forgiveness. Yet, what if I told you that a research study found that a majority of people who were asked what forgiveness is actually misunderstood it? When Plato began his ...

Some people (myself included) grew up with the idea that when we make a mistake, we need to beat ourselves up mentally so we're properly motivated to improve the next time. New research, however, ...

While there has been a lot of talk the last few years about all the drivers pushing the boundaries of forgiveness (see all those “Max” and “10K” drivers, for example), the long-standing criticism of ...