Can your smartphone detect depression?
Your mobile could potentially spot behavioural patterns that might indicate if you are depressed, according to new research
Psychologies
Articles by Psychologies
A humour how-to for work
Andrew Tarvin, founder of Humor That Works, a company dedicated to bringing more of a sense of humour to the workplace, shares tips on how to strike the right balance – with the approval of management if necessary!
Butternut squash scones with goats’ cheese
An alternative to sweet scones from ‘The Part-Time Vegetarian’ author Nicola Graimes
Have a laugh at work
You need to act serious if you want be taken seriously at work, right? Wrong, says Heather Hill – having a sense of humour is crucial to success
Rustic Pumpkin, Ricotta and Caramelised Onion Tart
Get into the spirit of harvest and Halloween with this tasty pumpkin recipe from ‘The Cook and Baker’
Read spooky ghost stories on Halloween
Sophie Hannah, internationally best-selling author, has written ‘The Visitor’s Book’, a collection of ghost stories for Halloween
How to look after yourself when you’re a carer
As your parents age, you’ll find they need more support from you – even if they’re not suffering from a particular illness or condition. So how do you make sure you’re not forgetting yourself when you have to take on the responsibility of caring for them?
How to raise a happy child
Can you bear to watch your children make mistakes? Hannah Davies struggles to let go of her inner control freak for the sake of her own children’s happiness…
Let swimming heal you
Swimming in wild, open waters can heal, support, bolster and release us, discovers author and journalist Lucy Fry
Earl Grey poached pears with warm chocolate sauce
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Here’s how to get involved, plus a great recipe from new title ‘The Breast Cancer Cookbook’
