Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Think coloring is for kindergarteners? Think again! Well, it totally is, but it's also for grown-ups in need of stress relief.

As a kid, you might have picked up a coloring book on a rainy day or when your parents needed you to occupy yourself quietly. As an adult, maybe you still enjoy coloring or doodling when you need to ...

In waiting rooms, therapists’ offices, community centers, and kitchen tables across America, a once child-centered activity ...

Gabe Coeli of Portland, Ore., is devotee of zen meditation. But in the middle of a busy work day, he often takes a shortcut to mindfulness and stress relief by doing a little coloring. His assistant ...

Within the last decade adult coloring books have surged in popularity. The vast selection available today includes abstract images, mandalas, and your beloved characters ranging from Marvel to Disney, ...

The adult coloring book trend of the last few years seems to be rooted in the idea that coloring is good for your mental health. Publishers market coloring activity books to reduce stress, or to ...

If you want to color, knock yourself out – believers say they are de-stressing and self-expressing but experts advise don’t call it meditation or therapy Debra Dettone, a 52-year-old preschool teacher ...

We look at photographs of our family to reminisce and bring comfort. We enjoy photographs of friends for laughs or look at images of others in an unfortunate predicament to remind us that our own ...