3 ways to beat anxiety in lockdown
Feeling worried or anxious? Here, author Sam Owen shares three ways to ease your anxiety
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Feeling worried or anxious? Here, author Sam Owen shares three ways to ease your anxiety
Claudia Winkleman and clinical psychologist Tanya Byron talk to Rachel Dobson about How Did We Get Here? – their thought-provoking and entertaining new podcast from the therapist’s couch
The dark triad of negative personality traits, which includes narcissism, gets a lot of airtime – but does it skew our view of humanity? Suzy Bashford learns about a contrasting measure, the light triad
Dogs have long been referred to as ‘man’s best friend’, but have you ever considered that your furry pal is actually a positive benefactor to your state of mind? Read on for why. Plus, here’s your chance to win a Siccaro dog drying robe
Andrew Bridgewater, a chartered psychologist, shares his experience of anxiety and depression as well as offering advice on how to soothe it naturally
Writer, Will Tottle, looks at the strong importance of canine companionship for mental health and how dogs boost our wellbeing
What if your very real symptoms – migraines, pains, even seizures – were the signs not of a physical illness, but of emotional distress? Anita Chaudhuri talks to neurologist, and winner of the Wellcome Book Prize, Dr Suzanne O’Sullivan about psychosomatic disorders
Is that nightly glass of pinot grigio affecting your mood? You might think it is making you feel happier, but what if it’s really making you feel more like the glass is half empty? Sandra Newington suspected it might be the latter in her case
Mental health blogger and Psychologies columnist Martha Roberts explains the important role Whoopee cushions play in training her brain for happiness
Therapy is becoming more accepted as a way of gaining insight into what makes us tick . But how does it work? Psychotherapist and Psychologies’ advice columnist Lucy Beresford explains what really happens ‘on the couch’