Angela Haupt, Washington Post

Angela Haupt

Washington Post

Washington, DC, United States

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Past articles by Angela:

Relationship weight gain is real — and can be a sign of happiness

Some studies indicate that putting on pounds while in a relationship is a common phenomenon. → Read More

The rise in book bans, explained

Why are books being challenged at an “alarming” rate? Experts weigh in. → Read More

13 feel-good books to brighten your summer

No disrespect meant to the downers of the literary world, but sometimes you just want a book that makes you smile. → Read More

Menstrual leave: Why some companies are offering time off for periods

Menstrual leave policies are designed to eliminate the taboo around periods and recognize the physical discomforts menstruation can cause. → Read More

Explaining water pillows and three other specialty headrests

Specialty pillows such as water, cervical, buckwheat and wedge help with different sleep problems. → Read More

Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey share their ‘Office’ memories

The self-proclaimed "Office BFFs" have a new book — and some thoughts on where Jim and Pam would be today. → Read More

Waist trainers: A waste of money and potentially harmful

Waist trainers can restrict your breathing, cause digestive issues and perhaps even damage your internal organs. → Read More

Road rage is up. How to deal with an angry driver — even if it’s you.

Experts offer tips for calming yourself down or dealing with another driver. → Read More

How to recognize gaslighting and respond to it

The term gets thrown around a lot, but gaslighting is a very specific form of abuse. → Read More

How to cope with social anxiety about returning to the office

Doing a dry run or practicing conversation starters are among the tips experts have for dealing with social anxiety over returning to the office. → Read More

Seven spots where you can enjoy the cherry blossoms away from the Tidal Basin

Skip the madness of the Tidal Basin and head to one of these quieter, but also beautiful, locales. → Read More

Colleen Hoover’s ‘Verity’ has an ending that’s impossible to shake

"Verity," Colleen Hoover's best-selling thriller, is prompting heated debate about what exactly the ending means. → Read More

Hoarding disorders have increased during the pandemic. Here’s how to help a loved one who hoards.

Experts say it's important to approach your loved one with empathy: “A lot of family members tend to see hoarding from a moral standpoint, but individuals are really struggling.” → Read More

You don’t have to love or hate your body. Here’s how to adopt ‘body neutrality.’

Body neutrality is a recent approach to body image. Here's how advocates define and practice it. → Read More

Most people don’t understand their immune systems. Philipp Dettmer is here to help.

Immunity is more complicated than you think. Let Philipp Dettmer help explain. → Read More

Jodi Picoult’s ‘Wish You Were Here’ has quite the pandemic twist

Let's talk about the ending. → Read More

Losing your keys doesn’t mean you’re losing your mind. Here’s how to find your stuff.

Experts explain why you shouldn't worry too much about misplacing objects, and share tricks for remembering where you've put something. → Read More

Is it healthy to weigh yourself every day? A look at the pros and cons.

For some, daily weighing provides empowering information and accountability. But for those who have an emotional reaction to the number on the scale, it can be an unhealthy habit. → Read More

Our attention spans are suffering. Maybe there’s a way to get them back.

Johann Hari's "Stolen Focus" examines how technology robs us of our attention, and how to get it back. → Read More

Stop soaking: Here’s how to treat the dry, cracked skin on your feet.

Winter contributes to dry feet, and the pandemic hasn't been helping. Here's what to do. → Read More