Anna Williamson: make or break your relationship this September
In her latest column, Anna Williamson explores how to evaluate your relationship and decide if it’s time to call it quits.
Relationships
Relationships can be difficult to navigate, whether its romantic, platonic, friendship or professional ties – we’ve got expert advice & experiences to help.
Louise Pentland: ‘Connection brings me back to calm’
She’s been called the ‘original influencer’, so what makes millions want to know what author and blogger Louise Pentland is thinking? Holly Treacy meets her to find out… If you have never come across Louise Pentland’s social media accounts, YouTube channel, or website, you’re probably in the minority. She’s been blogging since 2009 and has […]
How to deal with friendship problems
Friendships bring immense joy, but they also come with their own set of challenges. Here, Caroline Butterwick helps us deal with our differences and save our friendships (or let them go).
Can a child with ADHD lead a normal life?
Our agony aunt, Mary Fenwick, reassures a mother whose child has been diagnosed with ADHD…
How to help your child find a career
If your child is struggling to choose a career, our agony aunt Mary Fenwick is here to help..
Have we lost the art of conversation?
Let’s stop mirroring the one-way traffic of texts, voice-notes and social
media stories, and communicate collaboratively, writes Emma Reed
How to find love: a meta spiritual perspective on relationships
Psychologist, spiritual leader, author, and founder of Meta Spirituality, Nina Verkoeyen (@nina.verkoeyen), shares her insights into why humans long for connection and how to find lasting love. The quest for love What is love, and why do we feel an innate urge to merge with another? These questions have intrigued humanity for centuries. While many […]
Anna Williamson on Valentine’s Day: ‘Celebrate love in all its forms’
In her monthly Psychologies column, relationships expert Anna Williamson discusses the benefits of celebrating love — whether romantic, familial, or friendly — for Valentine’s Day It’s February, the official month of love, affection, and connection! Valentine’s Day often polarises opinions – it’s fair to say, people typically love it or hate it. But regardless of […]
Be your own Valentine this February
Flailing in a sea of hearts and roses, Caro Giles reframes the idea of romantic love and learns to celebrate herself for Valentine’s Day. Words: Caro Giles / Images: Shutterstock For me, February is inextricably linked to Valentine’s Day, and the loss, many years ago, of someone I loved. It is a bittersweet day that […]
Effects of childhood trauma in adulthood: how to drop the baggage
What are the effects of childhood trauma in adulthood, and is there a way to let go of that pain? Discover the subtle signs that a troubled childhood or dysfunctional family could be overshadowing your adult life and how to drop this emotional baggage, writes Alexandra Massey.
