Psychologies
Articles by Psychologies
‘The Stanford Prison Experiment’
Calling all psychology enthusiasts! You do not want to miss the new ‘The Stanford Prison Experiment’ movie about one of the most notorious psychological experiments in history. Watch the trailer now…
How to make office life work for you
Research suggests that the tiniest tweaks to your work environment can make a big difference
Travel: India and the rise of the spirit spa
Paul Rushton travels to India for a tour of its finest healing destinations – where the spirit takes precedence over the body, and you are rejuvenated both inside and out
Macadamia nut oil hummus
Chickpeas are naturally high in fibre, iron phosphate, calcium, magnesium and vitamin K, making them great for digestion and weight management. Combined with the buttery taste of This Is Good Macadamia Nut Oil and aromatic herbs and spices, hummus is not only good for you but tastes delicious, too
Pictures to Share: books for people with dementia
Pictures to Share is a social enterprise dedicated to providing high quality books for those with mid to late stage dementia or cognitive problems
I’m approaching a milestone birthday and I feel lost
Agony aunt Mary Fenwick looks choosing optimism around a milestone birthday
Finding hope after Brexit
Reeling from the recent developments in British politics, writer Cheryl Rickman finds a way to see things differently when the Referendum didn’t go the way she’d hoped
Hot marinated lemon sole with pickled onions and grapes
Taken from Nathan Outlaw’s new book, this is a great dish for two, but you can easily double or triple the quantities to serve more
