Psychologies
Articles by Psychologies
Is natural sugar bad for me?
Leading integrative health expert Dr Andrew Weil gives his definitive answer about natural sugar
How can I help my children to feel secure and loved?
I married a narcissistic man and clung on irrationally while working myself to the bone. After separating for two years and nearly divorcing, we’re in a much better place now, lessons learned. However, our children’s early years were messy and insecure…
New fiction: The Girls
Cline hypnotically unpicks the psyche of a teenage girl, with all its desire, doubt and obsession
Tonia Buxton: The Real Greek Cook Book
Tonia Buxton shares the inspiration behind her cook book ‘The Real Greek Cook Book’ with Psychologies magazine, along with 2 delicious recipes for greek dips, ‘Revithia’ and ‘Tzatziki’.
Books to soothe the soul: Negroland: A Memoir
Our friends at Radio 4 tell us why you’ll find this book compelling
Finding your self: post-war hope
Our sense of self underpins confidence and wellbeing – who we are, what we do, where we belong. But what if these things are not clear or if life undermines them?
Roasted green pepper pot with baked eggs, chorizo and harissa yoghurt
Try this simple pepper recipe to make the most of the fruit’s vitamin C, E, B1 and B2
5 ways to unlock your creativity
Jamie Catto, one of the founding members of the band Faithless and author of new book Insanely Gifted, shares the secrets to tapping into your creativity
