Physical wellbeing

From ‘compleating’ to food sharing and meal rescuing, ‘Eco Worrier’ Ellen Tout tries a waste not, want not attitude and finds a little goes a long way when trying to cut the food the throw away

A mysterious condition made life miserable for Rebecca Pearson. With acute, unexplained pain in her genitals, sex was out of the question and she felt like a failure as a woman. At last, she got a diagnosis, and shares her story to help the many other women suffering from the syndrome, and the emotions it brings

Psychologies Eco Worrier, Ellen Tout, tests the plastic-free menstrual alternatives and discovers why they’re not just better for the planet but our bodies too. Plus, learn about the women reclaiming their periods to head the #PlasticFreePeriods and #EndPeriodPoverty campaigns

We all want to cut out plastic, but where to start? Our new eco worrier, Ellen Tout, goes in search of zero-waste, plastic-free bathroom alternatives

Georgina Wilson-Powell, founder of pebble, talks to Psychologies Eco Worrier, Ellen Tout, about the upcoming pebblefest and how small eco efforts can create big change

Imagine a fun, joy-filled big night out – without the killer hangover the next morning. Could the new Soberista trend transform your life? Lucy Fry talks us through her journey

After a diagnosis of ‘unexplained infertility’ and struggling for years to get pregnant after a miscarriage, Laura Cannon found hypnotherapy gave her back her strength and optimism in the darkest of times

Psychologies are excited to announce our commitment to sustainability and be the first ever magazine to attain the Planet Mark

Oliver Burkeman shares ideas on how to tighten your purse strings, while still enjoying a few simple pleasures