Why your smartphone means you’re out of clean clothes
Could chasing the dopamine hit of checking your smartphone have you living out your life in panic mode? Dr Stephanie Fitzgerald finds out…
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How to find your writing confidence with journalling rituals
Imbue your writing practice with a sense of ritual, and witness your creativity and confidence bloom, says Jackee Holder
Ayurvedic diet tips to improve digestion
Ayurveda is an ancient system of health, founded in India. Here, pharmacist and Ayurvedic practitioner Lara Ecroyd shares her Ayurvedic diet tips for reducing bloating and improving digestion.
Medicine for your mind: finding the joy of movement
It’s empowering – and a privilege – to inhabit a healthy body and be able to move it, discovers Annabel Chown
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
Are you all out of oomph?
When your get-up-and-go has got up and gone, lean in and listen to your body and mind for an energy boost, writes Stephanie Fitzgerald
Banish negative self-talk and think yourself to success
Anyone can access greater self-belief. Here, Psychologies’ Emma Cooling speaks to three experts and discovers their personal approaches to thinking more positively
Test: What will help you get unstuck?
If you’re struggling to get out of a rut, take our test to find out what affirmation will help to create a mindset shift for you.
Eco anxiety: how to cope and find hope
Therapists report a surge in cases of eco anxiety – but how do we deal with a worry that can’t be addressed in the conventional way? This Earth Day, we explore how to cope with eco anxiety…
Stop counting sheep! How to enjoy a restful night’s sleep
It’s no secret that modern life is affecting our sleep habits. But what’s causing us to wake during the night or early in the morning, and how can we get our sleep back on track?
