Psychologies

Slow down and smell the ink

“We know from research that putting pen to paper hosts many benefits that can support wellness in this time of digital overload. Research by Pam Mueller and Daniel Oppenheimer found that when students took notes on their laptops, they performed worse than students who wrote by hand when it

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