Stop counting sheep! How to enjoy a restful night’s sleep
It’s no secret that modern life is affecting our sleep habits. But what’s causing us to wake during the night or early in the morning, and how can we get our sleep back on track?
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It’s no secret that modern life is affecting our sleep habits. But what’s causing us to wake during the night or early in the morning, and how can we get our sleep back on track?
Finding inner calm can be the key to handling the ups and downs of our day-to-day lives, says Owen O’Kane. Try this routine to help you stress less daily.
In her monthly Psychologies column, relationships expert Anna Williamson discusses the benefits of celebrating love — whether romantic, familial, or friendly — for Valentine’s Day It’s February, the official month of love, affection, and connection! Valentine’s Day often polarises opinions – it’s fair to say, people typically love it or hate it. But regardless of […]
Flailing in a sea of hearts and roses, Caro Giles reframes the idea of romantic love and learns to celebrate herself for Valentine’s Day. Words: Caro Giles / Images: Shutterstock For me, February is inextricably linked to Valentine’s Day, and the loss, many years ago, of someone I loved. It is a bittersweet day that […]
Let your passions and values signpost your sense of purpose, and be the catalyst for lasting change. Heidi Scrimgeour explores… Have you ever tried to adopt a new habit by force of will, only to feel like a failure when you later accept that you haven’t followed through? It’s an all-too-familiar pattern to me, and […]
Is success a myth? Yasmina Floyer speaks to author Emma Gannon about rewriting the rules of ‘achievement’, and what it really means… Author and podcaster Emma Gannon has published six bestselling books to date, including The Sunday Times bestseller The Multi-Hyphen Method (Hodder & Stoughton, £9.99). Her debut novel Olive (HarperCollins, £9.99) was nominated for […]
The Ollie School is revolutionising how we nurture emotional resilience in our children – here’s how you too can become an Ollie Coach…
As the festive season draws closer, we catch up with actress and singer Martine McCutcheon, who explains how living with illness has helped her to become more appreciative,
to listen to her body, and walk to the beat of her own drum
Television and radio presenter Claudia Winkleman talks to Psychologies about taking wellness seriously in her 50s, the power of a good nap, and why she’ll never wear a sports bra.
When you learn that every jump takes you to the destination that matters, and that you can navigate the waters you’re in, you break free from anxiety and overcome fear, discovers Lauren Cook