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
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Psychologies editor Suzy Greaves spent 72 hours in Cornwall to sample its delights and discover if she’d really be happier by the sea
Don’t worry. There are some things you can buy that really will enhance your happiness…
A survey of the books we consider most important to humanity returns some surprising results…
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?
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
Author of Café Kitchen and founder of Lantana Café, Shelagh Ryan shares her recipe for a classic favourite
Be it our own behaviour or the settings we use, whether we realise it or not we can often over-share online. Dr David R Brake explains how to protect yourself, and your children, and set healthy boundaries for your digital world
Annie Broadbent is now feeling ready to be defined by more than her grief
Social media gives us an instant, remote community to share our lives with, be it funny stories from our day or emotional support in times of need. But do you know who you are truly sharing your posts with? Are you over-sharing? And if so, why do we do it?
Join the Psychologies Film Club and tell us what you think of Disney’s Maleficent
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