Antacids or antipasto?
Adopting a different diet could have more health benefits than swallowing a handful of pills, says David Servan-Schreiber
Psychologies
Articles by Psychologies
The price of beauty
More than ever before, women are putting themselves under extreme pressure to appear sleek, fashionable and youthful. But has this obsession with how we look finally gone too far, asks Louise Chunn?
Men, money and marriage
Will your relationship cope with you as breadwinner? Erin Kelly sheds light on our hidden expectations of men, money and marriage
10 ways to cope with pain
Whether you’ve got a migraine, PMT or backache, painkillers aren’t the only solution. Viki Wilson explores the alternatives
10 ways to get kids to eat healthily
Sometimes it feels as if children instinctively go for high-calorie, salty, sugary food, but with clever tactics we can encourage them to ditch the junk and gobble up their greens, says Rebecca Hardy
Put Porn In Its Place
Six months after we launched our Put Porn In Its Place campaign, highlighting the effects of pornography on young people, we are delighted that The Sunday Times share our concerns, running a front-page story about the latest government intervention and dedicating six pages in its magazine to a more detailed investigation of the rising trend […]
How to talk so others listen
A compelling, genuine voice connects us to other people, says Sarah Neish
A nose for romance
The old saying ‘love is blind’ may be true. It is animalistic factors such as communication, touch and smell that determine how attractive we find our partners, says David Servan-Schreiber
