Film review: Birdman
Danielle Woodward looks at Birdman (or The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance), directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu, fresh from its Oscar win for Best Picture
Psychologies
Articles by Psychologies
Be your partner’s greatest fan
Every month, Sarah Abell invites you to try a 30-day experiment to improve your love life
Greece – focus on the mind
The Greek region of Messinia inspired writer Viola Levy to resume her philosophy studies
Jam roly-poly
Try this jam roly-poly recipe from Florence Knight’s ‘ONE: A Cook And Her Cupboard’ for a nostalgic and indulgent dessert
What’s your giving style?
When it comes to planning and shopping for gifts, some people see it as a chore that needs to be completed as quickly and painlessly as possible. For others, it’s the hunt for that rare ‘perfect’ gift. Which category do you fall into? Answer the questions below and find out
‘Colour is about joy, but it can be healing too’
Styling herself with self-compassion, nutritional therapist Angelique Panagos talks to image expert Mandy Lehto about dressing with joy
What to do if your partner is selfish or lazy in bed
What do you do if your partner has become selfish or lazy in bed? Esther Perel suggests how to start a conversation about what works for both of you…
Which type of therapy is which?
How therapy progresses depends on the particular training of the therapist. So, following on from last week’s ‘How do you know if you need therapy?’ article, here are some of the most common types to help you to decide what might work best for you
Money worries are ruling my life
Our agony aunt Mary Fenwick offers a new perspective on your challenges and problems
