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Posted January 23rd 2012

October 2011 EVENT: Can Self Help Really Help You? What are the best strategies to use if you want to improve your life? Do self-help books deliver, or are they full of empty promises? Can a book replace a trained counsellor? Psychologies columnists Philippa Perry and Oliver Burkeman addressed these tricky questions and discussed what [...]

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EVENT: Take Ten with Twinings

Posted January 16th 2012

This January spend a relaxing afternoon and Take Ten with Twinings. Join Psychologies for an afternoon of life coaching and relaxation with a sumptuous high tea at the Woodlands Park Hotel in Cobham. When: Tuesday 31st January, between 2.30 – 5.00 pm Where: Woodlands Park Hotel, Woodlands Lane, Stoke D’Abernon, Cobham, Surrey, KT11 3QB We have space for [...]

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EVENT: Make it Happen in 2012

Posted January 3rd 2012, by Perri Lewis

WE ARE SORRY, BUT DUE TO UNPRECEDENTED DEMAND THERE ARE NO TICKETS LEFT FOR OUR MAKE IT HAPPEN EVENT. If you would like to be put on the waiting list for returns, please email events@psychologies.co.uk Our first event of the year is devoted – like the Dossier in this month’s issue – to helping you [...]

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Empowered women, emasculated men?

Posted September 19th 2011, by Sophie Herdman

Sophie Herdman reports on our latest debate: Empowered Women, Emasculated Men?

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Event: Does self-help really help?

Posted August 26th 2011, by Perri Lewis

Do self-help books ever deliver, or are they full of over-promises? Can a book ever replace a trained counsellor? And what are the best strategies to use if you want to improve your life? In the second event in our Life Curious series, Psychologies columnists Philippa Perry and Oliver Burkeman discuss what to read, what [...]

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Cinema On The Couch

Posted August 19th 2011, by Perri Lewis

Our first Cinema On The Couch event provoked some lively discussion of the mother-daughter relationship

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