PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- If you like to be creative, but don't consider yourself an artist there's a hobby that might be just right for you. Adult coloring has become extremely popular in recent months.

Excerpt from the "Executive Coloring Book" by Brenda Jackson, Dennis Altman, Marcie Hans, Martin A. Cohen, and Ronald L. McDonald, published in 1961. Via Ad to the Bone Over the past few years, adult ...

Every summer, a group of my friends and I make the six hour trek from eastern Massachusetts to Acadia National Park in northern Maine, and every summer, I find myself completely bored, anxious, and ...

Coloring has therapeutic potential to reduce anxiety, create focus or bring about more mindfulness Like meditation, coloring allows the brain to switch off other thoughts and focus Coloring books are ...

Adult coloring books are made all the more fun when you have the right coloring tools to use with them. While crayons and colored pencils definitely have their place, the best markers for adult ...

A handful of grown-ups sit quietly in a meeting room at the Centennial Hills Library, happily immersed in an activity that combines pleasant childhood memories with present-day adult benefits. They’re ...

(RNS) Their roots may be different, but the intention behind these coloring books is similar -- to provide a tool for meditation and prayer and a means for exploring one's faith and spirituality. (RNS ...

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.

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