Wabi sabi: how to embrace imperfection
Wabi sabi is a Japanese concept that helps us see the beauty in imperfection, appreciate simplicity and accept the transient nature of life, says Beth Kempton
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Stuck in my painful childhood
Our agony aunt, Mary Fenwick, offers a new perspective on whatever is troubling you
The Love Challenge Podcast
Want to find love? Follow John Williams, bestselling author and founder of The Ideas Lab in his journey to discover the smarter way to find love in his brand new podcast for Psychologies, ‘The Love Challenge’…
Stretch out in Morocco this winter
Book yourself onto a restorative Flavours Pilates holiday in Morocco from 3-10 November, and you’ll feel relaxed and ready for the craziness of Christmas on your return
Let’s save the planet together: we’re the first ever magazine to attain the Planet Mark
Psychologies are excited to announce our commitment to sustainability and be the first ever magazine to attain the Planet Mark
How to handle bullying: podcast with the UKCP
Psychologies with the UKCP and ‘Talking Therapies’ podcast: Why am I being bullied?
Recipe from Lantana Cafe Breakfast and Brunch
In the November issue of Psychologies, we featured an extract from Lantana Cafe Breakfast & Brunch. Here is the recipe for Plum Ketchup, to go with the Fish Finger Baps
Mindful dining: my relationship with food
Rachel Chalmers was recovering from an eating disorder when she went on honeymoon to Japan. She discovered a culture where food is an art form, and eating a practice in mindfulness, and it helped transform her relationship with food
How to spend less money
Oliver Burkeman shares ideas on how to tighten your purse strings, while still enjoying a few simple pleasures
Film review: The House With A Clock In Its Walls
Tracy Müller-King reviews the new Eli Roth movie with Jack Black and Cate Blanchett, and discovers not only things that go bump, but also ticktock in the night…
