Psychologies

It’s time to dust off those coffee mugs and dig out your recipe book, as Macmillan Cancer Support’s flagship fundraiser, the World’s Biggest Coffee Morning, returns on Friday 30 September. Try this gluten-free recipe from the charity

Book clubs have been around for a while, but at Psychologies we are encouraging you to set up a book club with a difference – one that is focused on happiness and positive psychology. Let’s create communities in which we can thrive together, says Psychologies Editor, Suzy Greaves

A recent study reveals we’re less likely to help each other when near a designer shop

Mental-health blogger and writer Martha Roberts explains why having a pet can boost levels of wellbeing and happiness, plus pet-sitting app Pawshake share 5 health benefits from having a furry friend

It’s OK to be angry. We shouldn’t deny it and try to bottle it up – and there are ways to release it without harming others or yourself, says writer Juliet Davey, who has discovered how to harness positivity from an initially negative emotion

In this month’s column, Jasmine and Melissa Hemsley discuss the joy of movement – and how to keep our bodies fit and minds healthy when life is frantically busy

’22 Ideas That Saved The English Countryside’ is an inspiring celebration of our local landscapes

These recipes are from Eivissa by Anne Sijmonsbergen, an extract from the book was featured in the September issue of Psychologies magazine. Here are the recipes for slow-roasted pork shoulder and pickles which provide the filling for the Lomo Cuban Bocadillo

Eithne Farry reviews Carys Bray’s second novel