Psychologies
Articles by Psychologies
Written all over your face
Relationship breakdowns, late nights and poor diets all leave their mark on our skin. Fortunately, new research and treatments are helping repair the damage
Find a job you love
Careers expert John Lees talks to Psychologies about how to find, or create, a job you love. By Rebecca Alexander
Learn resilience
Setbacks should never be seen as a failure, says Anna Moore, but instead as a valuable lesson that can only make us stronger
Breaking bad habits
Why is it so hard to make positive changes, even when we know they could actually save our lives? We need to value our existence first, says David Servan-Schreiber
Can you learn to love anyone?
With soaring divorce rates and more single households than ever before, perhaps it’s time to rethink our approach to finding love, says Dr Robert Epstein
Should we act our age?
Women’s roles are less defined by age than ever before, which is both liberating and confusing. We asked two experts what ‘growing up’ means today.
What’s your skincare personality?
Some of us dedicate 15 minutes to cleanse, tone and moisturise – others need only seconds. The good news is that, whatever your preference, you can still have great skin. It’s just a matter of finding the routine that matches you, says Janine Phillipson
Mothers and daughters
Our mother influences our emotions, but also provides us with a unique beauty inheritance. Justine Knight speaks to three pairs of mothers and daughters to discover their shared rituals
Discover your signature scent
Your choice of fragrance says a lot about you, so it makes sense to be sure it’s saying the right things. Delphine Lamandé-Frearson shows you how to find the perfect perfume for you
