Shiver, shake, quiver, quake
There are traumas in your body. With the right kind of guidance, you can move them out again, according to physician and psychologist Peter Levine. I. “My neck is so stiff,” I say. “For as long as I can remember. Neck and shoulders. And it hurts.” “Do other parts of your body feel Read More...
Money for change
In the future, money will lead not to rising inequality and environmental damage but to stronger, more socially engaged communities. The beginnings of the new economy are already visible in England. The Intelligent Optimist talked to some pioneers in the city of Bristol—and a self-willed Dutch Read More...
The Artemis-effect: How Women are Changing the World
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Learning without school
Unschooling: it sounds rebellious and radical. But to more and more parents and kids, it’s a sensible alternative to the classroom. It’s a stormy Monday morning in the Dutch town of Rijswijk. At a local primary school, recess has just begun. The kids’ exuberant shouts travel down the Read More...