Braised chicken with bacon, saffron, tomato and potato
Try this warming one-pot chicken recipe from Shelagh Ryan, founder of Lantana Café and author of ‘Café Kitchen’
Psychologies
Articles by Psychologies
Are you a material girl?
Don’t worry. There are some things you can buy that really will enhance your happiness…
Would living my Cornwall dream make me happy?
Psychologies editor Suzy Greaves spent 72 hours in Cornwall to sample its delights and discover if she’d really be happier by the sea
How can you find balance?
Everyone seems to be overwhelmed, late and losing it, writes Oliver Burkeman, so how do we change the way we think about the things we have to do?
How can I make myself stop stealing?
Our agony aunt Mary Fenwick offers a new perspective on your challenges and problems
Why it’s good to be direct
When it comes to dating, women have nothing to lose by making the first move, writes Charlotte Grainger
Knock, knock. Who’s there?
Outraged by inequality? Feel like you want to protest? Well, maybe humour is a way to create some real social change. See Jenny Eclair, and a host of other talented stand-ups, at an afternoon of comedy for women’s rights on 15 November
WW1 centenary: Why does it still matter so much?
On discovering a set of old family photographs taken almost 100 years ago, Ali Roff found herself with a hunger to know more about their stories, and was surprised by what she discovered
Get good at winning negotiations at work
Every month, Oliver Burkeman invites you to improve your work life
What freedom means
For this month’s Psychologies Book Club read, Lauren Hadden discusses a book that offers a 21st-century perspective on feminism and how we can continue the conversation
