I’m the only single person I know
Our agony aunt, Mary Fenwick, offers a new perspective on your challenges and problems
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 have a romantic summer holiday
Worried about how you and your partner will get on during your holiday? Don’t let stress, arguments and a lack of connection rain on your well-deserved summer break. Annie Kaszina shares her tips on making your summer break a romantic success
Is your child stressed about exams?
ChildLine reported a 200% increase in requests for help since 2012, with teens desperately seeking solutions for anxiety, exam pressure and problems with teachers. As exam pressures mount, journalist Claire Eastham writes about how stress at school can affect your life and how we can help our children to navigate challenges
How to motivate your child
There are three steps to encouraging your child – competence, connection and choice, says Ilona Boniwell
Our families disapprove of our relationship
Our agony aunt, Mary Fenwick, offers a new perspective on your challenges and problems
How to find love online
Sarah Abell invites you to try a 30-day experiment to improve your love life
How can I get on with my sister?
Our agony aunt Mary Fenwick offers a new perspective on your challenges and problems
What your DNA can tell you
An interest in her ancestors led Clem Felix to look into her genetic profile, an adventure which took her further than she imagined possible. Here’s why you should dig into your DNA…
Sanity and single motherhood
Martha Roberts, award-winning mental health journalist writes about making it work as a single mother, when struggling with mental health issues.
Empty nest – when all your children have left home
Whether you’re the one leaving, or the one left behind, the inevitable separation of parents and children as the latter grow up and move on can be exciting and painful, for both sides. As the last of her three children prepares to leave home, Raffaella Barker pauses to listen to the silence and ponder what happens next
