The New App: How to ‘Be’
The other day a friend told me about a weekend conference taking place on women and technology. Since I am a woman investigating technology, I thought I should check it out. As I could not attend in person, I streamed in via the web. Unfortunately, the first video I encountered spooked me so deeply that […]
The New Epidemic: Chronic Boredom
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/nancy-colier/chronic-boredom-epidemic_b_1110898.html
Why Do I Have A SmartPhone If I Don’t Want to Talk to Anybody?
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/nancy-colier/smartphones-and-relationships_b_1097027.html
Are We Tech-ing Our Way to Despair?
http://www.dailyspark.com/blog.asp?post=the_wellness_beat
Getting Off the Diet-Binge Hamster Wheel, For Good
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/nancy-colier/mindful-eating_b_1073486.html
Is Your Smart Phone Stealing Your Life?
See below… http://www.huffingtonpost.com/nancy-colier/living-in-the-moment_b_1064626.html
At Last… Angry Bird All Day Every Day
When I was a kid and rushing around with my head cut off, my mother would always ask me, “Where’s the fire?” I often wish she were still on the planet to ask the same of what’s happening in our world. Last week I was checking in for a flight and noticed an interesting development: […]
Taking a Break from Technology: Wellness
We want to be happy. Everyone, everywhere, is trying to find—and hold onto—happiness. We do everything we are supposed to do: diligently follow the instructions, practice the techniques, and still, more often than we should be (given the amount of effort we are putting in) we are unhappy. As a psychotherapist and interfaith minister, I […]
I Tweet Therefore I Am?
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/nancy-colier/why-we-twitter_b_1126208.html
The new REAL. Can You See Me? Part One…
This weekend I attended a performance by a variety of different young artists, singers, poets, comedians and such, a fundraiser for a new film. It was the last in a long series of such performances that I have attended over the last six months. The artists were all in their twenties and early thirties. I […]