The psychology of emotional mirroring – and how to stop it
Do you tend to feel worse after talking through a problem with a friend in the same situation? Emotional mirroring could be to blame…
Do you tend to feel worse after talking through a problem with a friend in the same situation? Emotional mirroring could be to blame…
Do you want to make a change this new year? In this podcast, Editor-at-Large Ali Roff chats with Hannah Beecham, Founder of RED January about how getting active everyday can support not only our physical health, but our mental health too. Have the best start to 2019 ever, by registering to take part in Red […]
Will you be playing happy families this Christmas? What could it teach you about yourself, asks our resident cartooning psychologist Dr Nina Burrowes
As this week (9 – 15 October) is Baby Loss Awareness Week, it’s good to be mindful about your friend or family member’s loss. Jo Tocher, the founder of Life After Miscarriage gives us some advice
Chris Baréz-Brown urges us to trade secret stories to reveal our real selves and connect with others. Don’t keep your truth under wraps…
Expert, Jeanne Safer, shows the way out of the sibling-rivalry maze
There is a lot more to the Danish art of cosy than interior design – it’s a philosophy for better living. Andréa Childs uncovers its secrets
Few of us will avoid emotional hurt at some point in our lives. Here, Robin Knight talks about the lessons he has learned, and how he managed to live well after heartbreak
Victim Support has launched a powerful campaign with the National Centre for Domestic Violence (NCDV). The short film, Break the Routine, highlights the long time it takes for high risk domestic abuse victims to seek support
After a dramatic fall out with her sister, Sophia Smith went in search of a solution to understand and overcome sibling estrangement…
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