Teen drama
The recklessness, rage and moody spells of adolescence may be down to the fact that the brain has yet to fully develop, says David Servan-Schreiber
Psychologies
Articles by Psychologies
The beauty bond
Sharing a mirror and swapping make-up tips are simple rituals that strengthen the ties we have with other women, says Alexandra Friend
The alkaline diet
For years, naturopaths have been quietly recommending an alkaline diet to treat many conditions. Now scientists and doctors are beginning to acknowledge its benefits. Anna Magee finds out why
How the web fosters intimacy
Social networking has been criticised for devaluing our relationships and blunting our communication skills. But, says Jacqui L’Ange, the truth may be quite the opposite.
In the midnight hour
We’ve all been there — lying awake at 4am worrying about things that seem almost inconsequential by the morning. The cause could be physical, says David Servan-Schreiber
How to foster your talent
There’s more to succeeding than natural ability, says Sarah Neish. Here’s how to build your skill
Old is beautiful
All of us should be allowed to age proudly, happily and gracefully. But first, we need to change our perception of ‘old’ people. By David Servan-Schreiber
Lose yourself
When every second of life is scheduled, and we always know where we’re going, are we missing the gift of accidental encounters? Sarah Salway goes in search of the benefits of getting lost
Love vs Money: Why honest conversations about finances feel so hard – and how to stop it tearing you apart
According to the experts, learning to talk to your partner honestly about money is vital to relationship success. Why, then, do so many of us find it so difficult? asks Marianne Curphey
