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What do you do if you suspect your child is breaking the law?

Our agony aunt Mary Fenwick offers words of wisdom to help with whatever is troubling you. This time, a look at a complex family problem

Psychologies

20 May 201418 February 2022

What do you do if you suspect your child is breaking the law?

Family & parenting

How do you deal with your partner’s children when they’re badly-behaved?

How do you handle bad-tempered or badly behaved children when they’re not your own, asks our family expert Ilona Boniwell, mother to two step-children, her own two teenage sons and a toddler

Psychologies

20 May 201418 February 2022

How do you deal with your partner’s children when they’re badly-behaved?

Emotional wellbeing

Seven tips for yoga when pregnant

YogaBellies founder Cheryl MacDonald has some advice for mums-to-be

Psychologies

19 May 201418 February 2022

Emotional wellbeing

Paperback pick: Life After Life

What if you had a chance to live your life again and again till you got it right? You’ll wan to read the new novel from Kate Atkinson over again as soon as you’ve finished it…

Psychologies

18 May 201418 February 2022

Emotional wellbeing

A different way to see Yorkshire

Confirmed couch-lover Lorna V discovered the thrill of the ride, on a trike tour through the Yorkshire Dales

Psychologies

17 May 201418 February 2022

Emotional wellbeing

BRAIN FOOD TIP OF THE DAY

Brain Food trainer Dan Roberts helps us go for goal

Psychologies

16 May 201418 February 2022

Relationships

Selfies make us happy

Can looking at a picture of your loved one really reduce pain?

Psychologies

16 May 201418 February 2022

Emotional wellbeing

Beauty news: Miller Harris

The perfume house launches its Symphony of Colours summer collection, writes Eminé Ali Rushton

Psychologies

16 May 201418 February 2022

Emotional wellbeing

Work in harmony with your hormones

Alisa Vitti, author of WomanCode, offers some good advice

Psychologies

15 May 201418 February 2022

Emotional wellbeing

BRAIN FOOD TIP OF THE DAY

Has your relationship with sugar become a little sticky?

Psychologies

14 May 201418 February 2022

Many adults are living with undiagnosed autism without realising it – these are the seven hidden signs experts want you to know

From workplace challenges to social exhaustion, Anne Fletcher explores the subtle traits of autism that can remain hidden for decades before a diagnosis. Words: Anne Fletcher. Images: Shutterstock. I remember the first time I heard about autism. It was the 80s, and Dustin Hoffman was huge. Then he did Rain Man. It took the world […]

Want more emotional connection in the bedroom? These are the simple things you can do to feel closer to your partner

From flirting with your partner during the day to having deeper, more meaningful conversations, emotional connection can play an important role in intimacy. Our experts reveal the simple things couples can do to feel closer – both inside and outside the bedroom.

‘I thought I had everything I wanted — until one quiet summer afternoon changed the questions I was asking’

When life finally slows down, it’s often the bigger questions that rise to the surface. If you’ve found yourself wondering whether you’re truly happy, a psychologist explains why summer offers the ideal opportunity to reflect on what you really want — and how to start moving towards it.

‘I had an affair but couldn’t understand why’: How your childhood may hold clues to what happened

An intense attraction can feel impossible to explain, particularly when it leads somewhere you never intended to go. Could old emotional wounds be part of the story? A psychotherapist explains how our earliest relationships can influence the way we connect as adults and why they could lead to infidelity.

Could some narcissism actually be healthy? Experts reveal the 6 surprising traits that could help you thrive

We tend to think of narcissism as entirely negative, but psychologists say there’s a lesser-known side that’s linked to resilience, confidence, and healthier relationships. Here’s how to tell the difference between the two.