Louise Chunn

Louise Chunn has been the editor of Psychologies since the end of 2009. Previously she worked at magazines including Vogue and In Style, and was women’s page editor of The Guardian. She is interested in women’s issues, parenting and pampering beauty treatments.

Clare Longrigg

Clare Longrigg is deputy editor at Psychologies. Before joining the magazine at launch, she worked on the Guardian and the Independent, and has written books on the Mafia. At Psychologies she edits the books pages and will be blogging on all matters book-related.

Anita Chaudhuri

Anita Chaudhuri is features editor of Psychologies. She has written regularly for The Sunday Times and The Guardian and has been a contributor to Psychologies since its launch. She likes crime fiction, rummaging in skips and Irn Bru, though not necessarily in that order.

Rebecca Alexander

Rebecca Alexander is the dossier editor at Psychologies. A psychology graduate, she joined the magazine when it launched. She enjoys interviewing experts about their latest psychology research. ‘I’m particularly interested in research on how we make decisions,’ she says. ‘I haven’t got any better at decision-making, but at least I know where I’m going wrong.’

Rosie Ifould

Rosie Ifould is the Associate Features Editor at Psychologies magazine, and has been part of the team since launch but is now on maternity leave. Before that, she experimented with a number of careers, including political theatre activist and being the new Stevie Nicks. She is (hopefully) better at her current job.

Perri Lewis

Perri Lewis is the commissioning editor at Psychologies. She looks after health and wellbeing and the Upfront section, writing about the latest news, trends and views. Before joining the magazine she worked at The Guardian, starting off on the children’s section and working her way up to the vastly more serious (though sadly lacking in puzzles and craft) Saturday features desk. When she’s not at work she spends most of her time sewing and knitting.

Sophie Herdman

Sophie Herdman is features assistant at Psychologies and oversees the running of the website. She nurtured her love of psychology while studying it at university. When she’s not in the Psychologies office, she spends her time writing about music. Sometimes she listens to music too.

Amy Jones

Amy Jones is the beauty intern at Psychologies. A big believer that it’s a woman’s prerogative to wear make-up if it instills confidence, she’s constantly on the hunt for products that don’t mask but enhance natural beauty. When she’s not at the office (or at a hair salon) she’s playing with (or talking endlessly about) her puppy.