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Meg Selig

Meg Selig

Blogger, Changepower at Psychology Today Online

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Recent Articles

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Will Voting Lead to a Longer Life? It's Possible

Voting doesn't just benefit our democracy; it also benefits those who vote, and in some surprising ways, with special benefits for seniors.
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Will Voting Lead to a Longer Life? It's Possible

Voting doesn't just benefit our democracy; it also benefits those who vote, and in some surprising ways, with special benefits for seniors.
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Research shows that older people are happier. But what kind of happ...

Survey research and numerous studies indicate that older people are happier people. But how are they happier? Is pleasure or life satisfaction the key as we age?
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Most exercise can help you get better sleep, but one type has speci...

Exercise has a boatload of benefits, including better sleep. But is there one type of exercise that's best for overcoming insomnia? Recent research has the answer.
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Personal Perspective: How I learned to use word games to fall asleep.

Personal Perspective: Insomnia is frustrating, but there are ways to promote better sleep. One is neutralizing worrisome or anxious thoughts with calming mental word games.
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Personal Perspective: How I learned to use word games to fall asleep.

Personal Perspective: Insomnia is frustrating, but there are ways to promote better sleep. One is neutralizing worrisome or anxious thoughts with calming mental word games.
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Most exercise can help you get better sleep, but one type has speci...

Exercise has a boatload of benefits, including better sleep. But is there one type of exercise that's best for overcoming insomnia? Recent research has the answer.
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Yes, you will grow old, but it may take longer than you think.

"70 really may be the new 60."
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Yes, you will grow old, but it may take longer thank you think.

"70 really may be the new 60."
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The simple act of voting leads to a host of physical and mental hea...

Can one person's vote make a difference? Yes — to society and to the person's physical and mental health.
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The simple act of voting leads to a host of physical and mental hea...

Can one person's vote make a difference? Yes — to society and to the person's physical and mental health.