How to avoid losing yourself in love
Every month, Sarah Abell invites you to try a 30-day experiment to improve your love life
Psychologies
Articles by Psychologies
Travelling on your own with children
Single mother Jenny Hulme goes to Disney World alone with her children, and finds her trip surprisingly less frazzling and more fulfilling than you might think
‘I don’t like rules – I like to do my own thing’
Image expert Mandy Lehto discusses bullying, wigs and the courage to dress like yourself with Jenny Hurren, co-founder of Out There Interiors
Film review: The Voices
Oscar, the Psychologies office dog, talks to Bosco, doggy star of horror-comedy The Voices, starring Ryan Reynolds, Gemma Arterton and Anna Kendrick, released in UK and Irish cinemas today
Empty nest – the gap-year girl
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. Ali Roff left home on a gap year to travel the world alone, aged 19, leaving her family behind for the first time…
How do I get out of a tricky family situation?
Our agony aunt Mary Fenwick offers a new perspective on your challenges and problems
The light and dark side of colourism
Ditch lightening products for brightening and skintone-evening solutions, says columnist Dija Ayodele
Are you assertive?
Some of us find it difficult to make ourselves heard, while others feel the need to defend our boundaries fiercely. Which one are you? By Lise Bartoli
Five Irish writers to read in 2015
On St Patrick’s Day, our Deputy Editor Lauren Hadden looks at one of her favourite Irish exports – Irish writers
When crisis hits, how do you put things into perspective?
Ilona Boniwell explains how to help your family put world events into some kind of context
