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Is it really imposter syndrome – or is it the lingering effects of narcissistic abuse?

If you constantly question your abilities, dismiss your achievements or feel as though you’ll eventually be ‘found out’, you might assume you’re experiencing imposter syndrome. But for some people, those feelings don’t begin in the workplace. They begin in a relationship where their confidence was slowly dismantled. Imposter syndrome is often described as the persistent […]

Is it really imposter syndrome – or is it the lingering effects of narcissistic abuse?
Self / Celebrities / Mental health

America is divided on whether you’re Team Messi or Team Ronaldo. Psychologists say your choice reveals more than you think

New research suggests America’s favourite player may be influenced by more than just goals and trophies. From political beliefs to self-esteem, psychologists say the star you support could reveal surprising insights about your identity. With Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo both in action this weekend, a familiar debate is once again lighting up social media […]

America is divided on whether you’re Team Messi or Team Ronaldo. Psychologists say your choice reveals more than you think
Mental health

The hidden cost of going undiagnosed with ADHD or autism as an adult

Many adults spend years masking their struggles, believing there’s something wrong with them. Campaigner Ellie Middleton explains why recognition, support and acceptance matter But beneath the arguments about labels lies a more human question: do we really need to fully understand someone’s experience in order to treat them with compassion? My teens have a ‘fun’ […]

The hidden cost of going undiagnosed with ADHD or autism as an adult
Mindfulness

From miscarriage to burnout: why experts say women need to tell the stories they’ve been keeping secret

Whether it’s trauma, burnout or heartbreak, opening up about painful experiences can help us find meaning, support and a sense of belonging. Psychologist Jessica Zucker looks at how the power of storytelling can change how we view our reality — and even change that reality itself. Words: Jessica Zucker. Images: Shutterstock It’s beyond time to […]

From miscarriage to burnout: why experts say women need to tell the stories they’ve been keeping secret
Physical wellbeing

Can your thoughts and emotions really affect your biology — and even help you lose weight?

Discover the ‘greatest health biohack you will ever learn’ when it comes to your emotions and your weight with metabolism expert Ben Azadi. Plus: how laughter really can help your wellbeing! Words: Ben Azadi. Images: Pexels. Our thoughts have a direct influence on our health and longevity. Psychiatrists estimate that the average person has 60,000 […]

Can your thoughts and emotions really affect your biology — and even help you lose weight?
Mental health

The procrastination spiral: Why feeling busy isn’t the same as getting things done, and how shame caps it all

Procrastination over good work rarely looks like doing nothing. More often, it looks like planning, refining, organising, and mentally rehearsing work that never quite begins. Over time, this creates a procrastination spiral: a loop where delay feeds guilt, guilt undermines confidence, and lowered confidence makes starting even harder. What begins as simple postponement quietly becomes […]

The procrastination spiral: Why feeling busy isn’t the same as getting things done, and how shame caps it all
Mental health

6 ways to tackle the unbearable admin of modern life (and why it inevitably leads to procrastination)

From forgotten passwords and school dinner deadlines to endless logins, notifications and tiny decisions, modern life’s “invisible admin” is quietly draining our mental energy. Experts explain why it feels so overwhelming — and how to make it easier on your brain. What feels like simple organisation is often anything but. Psychologists and productivity experts say […]

6 ways to tackle the unbearable admin of modern life (and why it inevitably leads to procrastination)