By Jared Keller — 2017
Coloring books and ball pits are much-needed therapy for the inner child in all of us.
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Play your way to a happy, healthy, and long life.
Play has myriad payoffs and is more common in children than adults; however, adults can and do play, often to their own benefit.
Play is essential to our health
Play can feel silly, unproductive and time consuming. And that’s precisely the point.
Just because we’re adults, that doesn’t mean we have to make life all about work. Learn how play can benefit your relationships, job, and mood.
Being playful has enormous psychological benefits. Here’s how to schedule some playtime in your life.
Research has shown that adults, too, have a lot to gain from the act of playing.
Adults play for many important reasons: building community, keeping the mind sharp and keeping close the ones you love.
To the untrained eye, play can seem aimless, repetitive, wild or foolish. But play can offer a window into the developing mind.
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