Book Club: The Mirror World of Melody Black
Step into a novel that removes the stigma of mental illness, says Danielle Woodward
Psychologies
Articles by Psychologies
What your DNA can tell you
An interest in her ancestors led Clem Felix to look into her genetic profile, an adventure which took her further than she imagined possible. Here’s why you should dig into your DNA…
Why politics will make you happy
Martha Roberts invites you to road-test research around feeling good
Anxiety and insomnia: how to stop worrying before bed
Are you worrying right before bed, or experiencing anxiety and insomnia during the night? Discover how to feel calmer throughout the night with these top tips from Sarah Maber…
A wake-up call on how we think about tiredness
Eminé Ali Rushton teams up with Grace Belgravia for a holistic approach to health and happiness in our Balancer series
Stay focused with this one surprising trick
Wish you were more focused at work? Try this now (warning, contains cuteness)…
Why aren’t I happy?
Patricia Furness-Smith’s ‘Well-being – A Practical Guide’ tells us how to embrace humour
Books to Soothe the Soul: The Green Road
Our friends at Radio 4 tell us why you’ll love Anne Enright’s latest novel
Film review: Far From The Madding Crowd
Lose yourself in the fantastic new period drama Far From The Madding Crowd, starring Psychologies’ June issue cover star Carey Mulligan
Empty nest – when all your children have left home
Whether you’re the one leaving, or the one left behind, the inevitable separation of parents and children as the latter grow up and move on can be exciting and painful, for both sides. As the last of her three children prepares to leave home, Raffaella Barker pauses to listen to the silence and ponder what happens next
