5 steps to a better relationship
Five easy tips to improving your relationships, by Anamaya psychotherapist Veronica Preteltand and life coach Suncica Getter
Relationships
Relationships can be difficult to navigate, whether its romantic, platonic, friendship or professional ties – we’ve got expert advice & experiences to help.
Finding it hard to put your parent into a care home?
Are you struggling with the decision around whether you should put an elderly parent into a care home? You love them dearly, but caring for a parent whilst working full-time can be exhausting. Here Mary Fenwick gives advice to one reader who is facing the dilemma of placing her mother into care…
Why slowing down in life could help us find love
Could taking the time to slow down in life give us the perspective we need to make the right choices and develop better connections in our romantic relationships? Lizzie Cernik explores why the effects of lockdown finally helped her to find love…
How to teach your children about money
Knowing how to make, manage and spend money wisely is one of life’s most important skills, so don’t short-change yourself or your children by avoiding frank and enlightening discussions about finances. Here’s how to talk to and teach your kids about money…
How our mothers make us
In order to establish happy relationships in adult life, we need to untangle the emotional patterns passed down from our mothers. By Emma Cook
Should I stay in my marriage or leave it?
Our agony aunt Mary Fenwick offers a new perspective on whatever is troubling you
Are you a commitment-phobe?
For years, Shannon Kyle thought all the single men out there were commitment-phobes, until she realised the problem wasn’t them, but her…
How to keep the passion alive in the long term
In our monthly Love Life Lab Experiment, Sarah Abell invites you to improve your love life with small changes
How to set emotional boundaries
When Trudy Garrett exploded with irritation at a selfish houseguest, she realised it was time to ‘satnav’ through the push and pull of her emotional boundaries
Why everyone benefits from having friends of all ages
Why is it that our friends are often around the same age as us? It might seem easier to stick with your own generation but, says Eleanor Tucker, there’s a lot to be gained from friendships across the gap
