6 ways to reclaim your attention span
Worn out by getting distracted all the time? Yasmina Floyer finds out how to take back control Words: Yasmina Floyer As a teen and young adult, I could read for vast swathes of time undistracted. But recently, I read a (short!) newsletter, where the writer bemoaned the fact that she can no longer read for […]

Gretchen Rubin: ‘It’s not seen as self-indulgent to pursue happiness now’
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5 simple ways to love yourself more
As social media creates unrealistic expectations, coach Tiwalola Adebayo is here to help you love yourself and find inner strength Words: Tiwalola Adebayo. Images: Shutterstock, Pexels Look a certain way, be a certain weight, have ‘pilates arms’, use filters, full makeup… the list goes on. Today, especially now we live in a social-media-dominated age, it’s […]

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Dr Alex George: ‘I’ve always felt different to others — now I know lots of people feel this way’
Dr Alex George talks to Psychologies’ Hannah Stephenson about empowering young people to feel more positive, prioritising his own mental health, and why he believes communication is the key.

How to cope with emotions during menopause
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Simple steps to spring clean your life
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Are you ADHD masking? Here’s how to tell
We’re becoming ever more aware of conditions such as ADHD and autism, so how have they stayed hidden in plain sight for so long? Rachel Morgan-Trimmer explains. Words: Rachel Morgan-Trimmer, images: shutterstock I rushed into the room, sweaty from running, hair all over the place and blurted out one of the myriad excuses I use […]

How to overcome self-doubt and learn to speak with confidence
Try these simple steps to find your voice, communicate your thoughts, and speak with confidence, says Kellie Gillespie-Wright. Words: Kellie Gillespie-Wright. Images: Shutterstock, Pexels. Do you ever feel like you have the right words in your mind, but they get lost in translation when you start speaking? Maybe you’ve walked out of a meeting wishing […]

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Stretch your way to a good night’s sleep
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Gretchen Rubin: ‘It’s not seen as self-indulgent to pursue happiness now’
Gretchen Rubin explains why consistency, self-knowledge and better relationships are crucial for her own contentment

6 ways to reclaim your attention span
Worn out by getting distracted all the time? Yasmina Floyer finds out how to take back control Words: Yasmina Floyer As a teen and young adult, I could read for vast swathes of time undistracted. But recently, I read a (short!) newsletter, where the writer bemoaned the fact that she can no longer read for […]

5 simple ways to love yourself more
As social media creates unrealistic expectations, coach Tiwalola Adebayo is here to help you love yourself and find inner strength Words: Tiwalola Adebayo. Images: Shutterstock, Pexels Look a certain way, be a certain weight, have ‘pilates arms’, use filters, full makeup… the list goes on. Today, especially now we live in a social-media-dominated age, it’s […]

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As Spring approaches you may find yourself returning to an exercise routine or setting new goals for the season ahead. But, sticking to new behaviours can be challenging, even if they are beneficial to our wellbeing. Here, Katie Piper shares her tips for moving past mental barriers and staying on track

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Is it time for a digital detox? Psychologist and Bake Off star Kimberley Wilson explores how to switch off and reconnect with life
Are you constantly on your phone and miss what’s going on around you? Take a moment to turn off the tech and reboot your closest relationships, says Kimberley Wilson, a psychologist and author of ‘How To Build A Healthy Brain’

How to cope with emotions during menopause
If you’re struggling with mood swings during the menopause, you’re not alone. Learn how to take back control and cope with those hormonally-charged emotions…

‘Relationships can exist in all sorts of scenarios’: Anna Williamson shares her experience of getting the best out of love
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Brené Brown on the curse of comparison and how to avoid it
It’s the curse of modern life: the crush between conformity and competition. The world-renowned author and
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Test: What’s your personal winter wellbeing focus?
The right mindset can help you flourish all winter – take our test to find out what key seasonal shift will bring you the most benefits.
