Body language is so much more than moving one’s hands or waving one’s arms — and it’s also something we should all get comfortable with using, says communications expert David JP Phillips.

Stretch your mind and strengthen your relationships by stealing this simple way to learn from schoolkids, says education innovator and TED Prize winner Sugata Mitra.

By making just a few basic corrections, you can ease your back strain and discomfort, says posture expert Esther Gokhale.

We’re living in stressful times. Here’s how to keep fear — especially the fear that others are feeling — from taking over your life, from psychologist Susan David.

The next time you’re preparing to speak to a group, remember to keep your audience at the center of your communication, says Briar Goldberg, the director of speaking coaching at TED. One way to do this is to ask yourself: “What gift are you giving to your audience?”

It sounds paradoxical, but accepting our negative emotions will actually make us happier in the long run. Psychologist Susan David explains how.

When your brain is churning away with worries and anxieties, this effective exercise can help you start to calm down, says psychiatrist Judson Brewer.

Welcome to “Dear Guy,” TED’s advice column from NYC psychologist Guy Winch. This week, he writes about how to manage fears and worries about coronavirus.

Working from home works. However, the real challenge is keeping employees from working long hours and helping them fight the burnout that could turn into a long-term drain. David Burkus presents four ways that you can manage working from home burnout.