When friends fall out
Being part of a circle of friends is one of life’s great joys, but the dynamics of a group are not always easy. Psychologies asked a panel of experts for advice on how to navigate some of the thorniest issues
Relationships
Relationships can be difficult to navigate, whether its romantic, platonic, friendship or professional ties – we’ve got expert advice & experiences to help.
How to improve your chances of staying together
Author and relationships coach Sarah Abell invites you to try a 30-day experiment to improve your relationship and keep love alive for the long-term. Plus try a free 3-day taster trial of her new online course for Psychologies, How to Save Your Relationship
When a friendship group feels like pressure
Being part of a circle of friends is one of life’s great joys, but the dynamics of a group are not always easy. Psychologies asked a panel of experts for advice on how to navigate some of the thorniest issues
My friend keeps running hot and cold
Agony aunt Mary Fenwick offers a new perspective on your problems
Love leap 3: My second time lucky
Already once divorced, Lois Cahall rebuilt her faith in the idea of marriage to give it another try with a new love
How do I tackle my feelings of resentment?
Our agony aunt, Mary Fenwick, offers advice for your problems
Love leap 2: My great escape
Mired in a failing marriage, Clare Cranbruck struggled for years before eventually finding a way back to herself
I lost everything — then a confidence coach helped me reclaim my life
‘Real Confidence: Stop Feeling Small and Start Being Brave’ is the first in a series of new books from Psychologies. Here Sharon Walker is coached by Annie Ashdown, one of our Real Confidence experts, on how to become more confident
Love leap 1: A leap of faith
Have you ever truly let your heart rule your head? Eleanor Tucker took a leap of faith at a point when settling down was on the cards – and changed the course of her life forever
Encourage healthy body image in girls
With record numbers developing eating disorders and endless pressure for ‘perfect’ bodies, how do we help our daughters – and ourselves – to accept our bodies?
