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Review: A New York Winter’s Tale
The beautifully shot ‘A New York Winter’s Tale’ hits cinemas on 21 February.
Change your outlook and have great days at work
Constant distractions and never ending to-do lists; even when we love our jobs, we don’t often come home singing about our ‘amazing’ day at work. Tired of always looking ahead to the deadline and bringing stress from work home with her, Ali Roff, with the help of career coach Suzanne Hazelton, decided to change her outlook in order to start having truly great days at work
Sport Relief Swimathon Blog
Psychologies’ editorial intern Laura Reynolds starts training for the Sport Relief Swimathon – by going swimming for the first time in over a year
Guest Blogger: Slow versus sudden death….
Our guest blogger Annie Broadbent reflects on how a hospice makes for as peaceful a death as possible
Making long-distance love work
Living in a different location from your partner can be hard at times but it doesn’t mean you can’t keep the passion alive. New research suggests that being in a long-distance relationship could actually make you stronger as a couple…
Beat the fear culture at work
Economic times are tough. Be it zero-hour contracts or redundancy talk around the water-cooler, the fear culture at work can make you feel flat, anxious and uninspired. But help is at hand – here are five ways to help you fight back.
Make a Tube strike work for you
If strikes are making your journey to and from work a nightmare, why not grab a coffee – and make the most of the delays?
Brief loves
Parents, children, partners, friends, the long-standing relationships in our lives – love comes in many guises. But what about the people we briefly love, who come into our lives, then leave again but were there when we needed them, and who we’ll never forget?
