Psychiatry’s Troubled History + Other Stories
Every week, we corral the best wellness stories from around the internet—just in time for your weekend bookmarking. This…
A Lifestyle Program for Preventing and Undoing Chronic Disease
“Like most physicians, I was trained to view heart disease, diabetes, prostate cancer, and other chronic illnesses as different…
The Woman Giving Homeless Women Hope in Downtown Los Angeles
One third of LA’s homeless population are women. And the reasons for their homelessness are often not what people…
How a 3D Printer Led to a Career Pivot
When we think of 3D printing, we usually think of picture frames or steak knives, maybe a car engine.…
The Three-Year Engagement: A Love Story
First comes love, then comes engagement…and, in most cases, marriage. For this woman, her partner may have put a…
6 Books That Make Saving, Budgeting, and Investing Interesting—and Easy
These books about money are smart and conversational and give a refreshingly new perspective on a topic that makes…
Wisdom—and Actionable Advice—from a Couples Therapist
“There’s so much shame around couples therapy,” says therapist Lori Gottlieb. “People associate it with divorce. But in my…
Mother’s Day, Every Day: The Joy in the Chaos
She’s the director of brand development at Stitch Fix and mother to three daughters under six, so you might…
Making Peace When Someone Is Gone
“Forgiveness is not about letting the other person off the hook,” says author and therapist Claire Bidwell Smith. “It’s…
A Mother, a Daughter, and Grieving through Anger
One woman dives headfirst into the pain of a long, tortured relationship with her mother. And tries to find…
Managing Expectations—and Emotions—as a New Mother
“Some of it is very instinctual, yes, but it doesn’t always feel that way,” psychiatrist Catherine Birndorf says of…
A New Line of Plant-Based, Eco-Friendly, and Great-Smelling Balms for Baby and Family
Three new moms could never find their perfect, dream products—products that were clean, organic, and effective and that the…
We work to make money, of course, but that barely scratches the surface anymore. We work remotely; we work for ourselves; we work in ways that fit no model. The digital world has made it easier to run a business from anywhere, network with people across the globe, and make a career pivot at any time. But no matter where or how you get your paycheck, there's one absolute: The definition of success is deeply individual. And at goop, we believe there's no such thing as one perfect work-life balance. We all need to find the formula that makes the most sense for us, whether it's building better relationships, investing more consciously, or learning how we can take care of the next generation.