Topic: Mental Health
Can Neuroscience Solve Philly’s Economic Mobility Crisis?
The head of an organization that teaches leaders to think more clearly and creatively imagines what would happen if more Philadelphians reached “Brain 3.0”
By Due Quach
The Reiner Family is Our Family
In light of a recent Hollywood tragedy, a Main Line recovery specialist says people who love people with mental health disorders are quietly asking: Could this happen to us?
By Kim Ferris Porter
Lessons from the world’s best mental performance coach
As the Eagles head to the playoffs, the two-time Super Bowl champ shares the actionable advice from Brian Cain that anyone can embrace to soar higher — no matter what field you’re on
By Lane Johnson
Healing the Vicarious Trauma of Jury Duty
For some jurors, the hardest part comes post-trial. A free West Chester University program helps citizens who’ve served recover from stress and PTSD
By Natalie Pompilio
Commanding Compassion
The two-time Super Bowl champ reflects on the meaningful work the Eagles’ latest opponent tackled this fall
By Lane Johnson
When Asking for Help Makes You Stronger
Coming off the Eagles game against the Raiders, the two-time Super Bowl champ shares why he’s so inspired by a friend and fellow football great, Las Vegas Defensive End Maxx Crosby.
By Lane Johnson
Lemons, Lemonade … and Lemon Rind
The two-time Super Bowl champ admires Food Network Star Robert Irvine’s work with our military and first responders as much as he lauds his attitude on life
By Lane Johnson
Rob Lawless and his 10,000 Friends
The 34-year-old Philadelphian has spent the last decade connecting with his fellow humans. So far, he’s met 7,000 — and counting
By Rachel Wisniewski
Giving Thanks For My Trio
This Thanksgiving, the two-time Super Bowl champ is especially grateful for three men who started out as colleagues — and have become family, and keys to his mental well-being.
By Lane Johnson
Let’s Stop Suicide – Together
As the Eagles prepare to play Dallas this weekend, the two-time Super Bowl champ mourns the death of the Cowboys’ Marshawn Kneeland — and highlights the help to be found by a teammate’s suicide prevention organization
By Lane Johnson