Men and therapy: podcast with the UKCP
In this podcast, we explore how stigma about talking about their emotions impacts men’s lives and why it matters to us all
Emotional wellbeing
Emotional Wellbeing can improve day to day living, work, relationships as well as both physical & emotional health. Discover more about Emotional Wellbeing.
Psychologies tries out… Spiritual Intelligence
Suzy Walker, Psychologies Editor-in-Chief tries out: Spiritual Intelligence (The SQ21 Model)
How to find your purpose
Suzy Walker, talks to Jessica Huie, author of Purpose, about how to find your purpose
UKCP and Psychologies podcast series
We’re proud to announce our new podcast series: Psychologies Talking Therapies with the UKCP. Listen to the first podcasts here
Natural (and certified organic) help for hay fever
Hay fever sufferers can tolerate certain amounts of pollen, but there is a sensitivity level above which someone with hay fever will suffer an allergic reaction
The rise of the solo wellness holiday, with Caribtours and the BodyHoliday Saint Lucia
At Psychologies, we love the chance to tune inwards and truly unwind on a solo holiday. And many of our readers agree…
Recipes from Berber & Q
In the August issue of Psychologies, we featured some recipes from inspirational barbecue food cookbook Berber & Q. Here are some extras that were included in the recipes we featured, but that we didn’t have space to include in the magazine
Creative retreats to help you relish life
This month, our Retreat Editor, founder of Queen of Retreats Caroline Sylge, explores how selected retreats can unleash your creativity
Can you hear me? Connecting for mental health
Alice Stone, 17, discovers how connections can have a positive impact on our mental health by attending the Can Anyone Hear Me? conference at the Imperial College London
Film review: Swimming With Men
New film Swimming With Men, directed by Oliver Parker and starring Rob Brydon in the lead role, is a touching story about mid-life crises, male friendship – and synchronised swimming
