Emotional wellbeing
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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.
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
Confrontation: How to stick up for yourself
From furious road rage to intimidating supermarket disputes, it’s easy to have your day ruined by a total stranger. But how do we deal with these public incidents without feeling like a trembling mess and walk away with a smile on our face? Afraid to stick up for herself but sick of feeling like a pushover, Ali Roff decided to find a foolproof plan for dealing with stranger-rage.
Denmark: The happiest place on earth?
Denmark is supposedly the happiest country in the world, but what is it like to live there? Grumpy curmudgeon Michael Booth tried and failed – and tried again – to fit in, learning an interesting lesson in the process.
Denmark: The happiest place on earth?
Denmark is supposedly the happiest country in the world, but what is it like to live there? Grumpy curmudgeon Michael Booth tried and failed – and tried again – to fit in, learning an interesting lesson in the process.
Shelf Help: Sharing stories and being heard
Shelf Help; a collection of titles carefully curated by literary journalist Alex Clark, have been chosen for their particular focus on twelve areas of mental, spiritual and physical health. January’s book is Stephen Grosz’s The Examined Life: How We Lose and Find Ourselves; a brilliantly told compilation of accounts from a psychotherapist about his sessions, focusing on the importance of sharing our stories and having someone listen
