In this week’s Anxiety Diary, a Vancouver-based writer and office administrator opens up about how she coped with anxiety around her health, work, and more.

Calm’s Chief Purpose Officer Jay Shetty shares seven tips to improve your mental health right now.

Poet Rupi Kaur, whose world tour begins May 2, can only marvel at her meteoric rise in the publishing world. In 2014, she self-published her first collection of poems, “milk and honey” – after which, she thought she’d apply to law school. Instead, she went on to publish two more books, including her latest, “home body,” and grow an audience of 4.5 million fans on Instagram.

“It was like I got on a high speed train and never got off of it,” Kaur said. “When I did, I got extremely depressed.”

We caught up with Kaur, whose Calm Sleep Story "into the stars" debuted last month, about the moments that changed her life and how she's planning to protect her mental health in the future.

Singer Kehlani opens up about their tinnitus diagnosis and how Calm’s soundscapes help them cope.

The Calm Calendar is an invitation to meet your life with presence and curiosity. Our daily mindfulness challenges serve as tiny experiments to learn more about yourself and the world. All to say it’s not about getting it right, but rather checking in with yourself and deepening your awareness.

The Calm Calendar is an invitation to meet your life with presence and curiosity. Our daily mindfulness challenges serve as tiny experiments to learn more about yourself and the world. All to say it’s not about getting it right, but rather checking in with yourself and deepening your awareness.

The Calm Calendar is an invitation to meet your life with presence and curiosity. Our daily mindfulness challenges serve as tiny experiments to learn more about yourself and the world. All to say it’s not about getting it right, but rather checking in with yourself and deepening your awareness.

For years, Brittney Oliver believed that success could be defined by a certain title or salary – until she was forced to re-evaluate everything. In honor of Black History Month, Oliver shares why rest is so important for the Black community and how refocusing changed her life.

The Calm Calendar is an invitation to meet your life with presence and curiosity. Our daily mindfulness challenges serve as tiny experiments to learn more about yourself and the world. All to say it’s not about getting it right, but rather checking in with yourself and deepening your awareness.

The Calm Calendar is an invitation to meet your life with presence and curiosity. Our daily mindfulness challenges serve as tiny experiments to learn more about yourself and the world. All to say it’s not about getting it right, but rather checking in with yourself and deepening your awareness.

This year, so many of us (with boosters on board) are choosing to spend time with family and friends again and it can feel like the pressure is on to make up for lost time. More parties, more presents, more nights out. It’s natural to want to dive head first into a giant communal bowl of eggnog after being at home for so long, but even with the best intentions this time of year can start to feel seriously overwhelming. Here’s how to counter the pressure.

This Thursday is Thanksgiving, which can mean a heaping helping of turkey with a steaming side of family-induced stress. Anxiety-provoking moments lurk just below the surface of Thanksgiving’s warm and fuzzy, pumpkin-spiced exterior. But they’re also part of life, which is why we’re here to help.

The Calm Calendar is an invitation to meet your life with presence and curiosity. Our daily mindfulness challenges serve as tiny experiments to learn more about yourself and the world. All to say it’s not about getting it right, but rather checking in with yourself and deepening your awareness.

The Calm Calendar is an invitation to meet your life with presence and curiosity. Our daily mindfulness challenges serve as tiny experiments to learn more about yourself and the world. All to say it’s not about getting it right, but rather checking in with yourself and deepening your awareness.