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Does the blank page look unconquerable? Blackout poetry can give you a creative jumpstart. This short video explains how ...
More people than ever are going solo. We identified a gender difference that hints at the ingredients needed to enjoy it ...
New research shows that people satisfy their curiosity in different ways. Are you a hunter, a busybody or a dancer?
In an irreverent animation, a singer without legs explores the perils of being exploited to provide inspiration for others ...
There is something comforting about realising that, even in Homer’s day, people wondered what the hell their dreams meant ...
Incorporating ancient African wisdom into wellbeing interventions could push positive psychology beyond its Western roots ...
At first, I thought it was a coat in the water – a big black coat puffed up with air, floating down the Seine in the early ...
Many people – approximately 10 per cent – will, at some point in their lives, have the experience commonly known as ‘hearing voices’. What does that mean, exactly? If this is something that happens to ...
Charlotte Hastings is a psychodynamic counsellor trained in systemic family therapy, with a background in anthropology, teaching and parenting. She presents the podcast Kitchen Sessions, teaches ...
It’s not just youth’s happy memories that have a special weight Mixed in with the highly memorable rites of growing up are more troubling highlights. But these, too, can have enduring value by ...
Though relationships are grounded in shared memories, some gaps and inaccuracies can help us live well in a social world Human memory appears to be terribly flawed. We forget. We misremember. We ...
Sometimes, when I’m grappling with a tricky topic, I pretend that I need to explain it to a child. For example, here is my attempt at explaining the purpose of this Guide to a notional nine-year-old: ...