Downward social comparison: how to stop being overcritical
Do you often find yourself being overly critical of strangers? We take a closer look at what downward social comparison is, before exploring how to stop it in its tracks…
Psychologies
Articles by Psychologies
How nature benefits our mental health and wellbeing
Whether you’re forest bathing, cloud gazing or strolling through the park, we take a closer look at the mental health benefits of nature…
Eco anxiety: how to cope and find hope
Therapists report a surge in cases of eco anxiety – but how do we deal with a worry that can’t be addressed in the conventional way? We explore how to cope with eco anxiety…
Tapping therapy: how EFT works
Psychotherapist Hilda Burke explores how tapping therapy – also known Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) – works, before sharing some top tips on how to get started…
Self-hypnosis: how to practise hypnotherapy for anxiety
Discover how self-hypnosis could help you to manage your anxiety and feel calmer every day…
Japanese wellness practices: ikigai, wabi sabi & kintsugi
In our quest to discover the best wellbeing tips from around the globe, this month we’re embracing Japanese wellness practices – also known as J-wellness – to discover how the concepts of ikigai, wabi sabi and kintsugi could help us all lead a longer, healthier and more fulfilling life…
How to beat anxiety
One in five of us experience anxiety on a daily basis and most of us have no idea how best to deal with it. Don’t panic – help is at hand. Here’s how to beat anxiety…
Walking in the rain: 4 wellness benefits of rainy walks
It’s time to re-invent the way we perceive Britain’s often drizzly days and discover what walking in the rain can do for your health and wellbeing…
What is art therapy? Benefits for mental health
We take a closer look at the benefits of art therapy for your mental health and wellbeing…
National Walking Month: Free copy of ‘Walk Your Way to Health’
Get the most out of your daily walks with a FREE copy of ‘Walk Your Way to Health’!
