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July 1995
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Why happiness is unattainable for some people and why it's a mistake to wipe out sources of displeasure.
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How a little play time can even be good for adults.
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What are the happiest places on earth and why are some countries are happier than the others?
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David Larson has been warned against incorporating religion into his psychiatry practice but he still sees the healing effects of religion.
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Let's Get Hyperpersonal
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Stick in the Mood
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Crime and punishment?
by Jill Neimark
Cells for suicide
by PT Staff
Short comings, nice guys, and grandmas
by Frank Pittman
A telltale heart
by Claire Conway
Gut reactions
by Christina Ianzito
The mind of the militias
by Peter Doskoch
Are we having fun yet?
by PT Staff
Sunday morning improv
by PT Staff
Hidden hallucinations
by PT Staff
Portrait of the artist as a manic-depressive
by PT Staff
To crunch the punch
by PT Staff
A very senior citizen
by PT Staff
Closeness calls
by Christina Ianzito
Meet Your Deadlines
by PT Staff
When the Bomb Drops
For many men, a wife's request for divorce is the first awareness of trouble in the marriage.
by PT Staff
Opening Up to Happiness
Why happiness is unattainable for some people and why it's a mistake to wipe out sources of displeasure.
by Mark Epstein
Mirth on Earth
What are the happiest places on earth and why are some countries are happier than the others?
by Peter Doskoch
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