Guest columnist Natisha Bowling is vice president for youth development at the YMCA of Greater Cleveland. More children are getting their education at home than ever. According to the National Home ...

We know having friends is generally good for your happiness and mental well-being. Likewise, keeping socially active and engaging in formal social activities like volunteering has been linked to ...

Social engagement, even when difficult during social distancing, bolsters gray matter in the brain. Source: Photo by Acy Varian on Unsplash Keeping your social calendar full improves your brain health ...

Prescriptions for social activities, exercise and the arts — first popularized in Britain — are coming to America. But some experts say the U.S. health care system may get in the way. By Christina ...

Everyone feels awkward in social situations, sometimes — even the people who seem totally at-ease around other people. Socializing comes more naturally to some people, but almost everyone has to work ...