Psychologies Magazine

Psychologies Magazine

Psychologies is a monthly magazine for women that focuses on self-improvement and wellness.

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  • 1 month ago | psychologies.co.uk | Sally Saunders |Lily Smith

    Words: Sally SaundersWhen most of us take up a hobby, we might do it at the weekend, or perhaps every week or two. Not Gretchen Rubin. When the best-selling author of The Happiness Project starts a hobby, boy, does she start a hobby. She’s visited the Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art in New York every day for more than five years (closures excepted), and now she has a new passion. ‘One of the things I’m doing in 2025 is I’m water colouring every single day,’ she tells me.

  • 1 month ago | psychologies.co.uk | Lily Smith |Sally Saunders

    Feeling stressed or sluggish? From natural sleep remedies to herbal heroes, give your mood and energy a boost this spring with our favourite wellbeing buys and self-care essentials for the season ahead. When your mood is high and stress is lowered, you naturally feel more energised. Taking HRI Good Mood can help relieve symptoms of slightly low mood and mild anxiety to support your wellbeing and help you feel brighter this spring.

  • 2 months ago | psychologies.co.uk | Sally Saunders |Lily Smith

    Myleene Klass talks to Psychologies editor Sally Saunders about miscarriage, her MBE, and breaking down taboos. Words: Sally Saunders. Images: Abaca Press / AlamyThere are a few times when I’ve pinched myself, metaphorically speaking at least, since working at Psychologies. But perhaps none more so than when I sat discussing my two miscarriages with Myleene Klass. For one thing, I’ve probably only discussed those experiences in detail with a handful of people.

  • Jan 28, 2025 | psychologies.co.uk | Sally Saunders |Lily Smith

    Words: Sally Saunders. Images: Sarah BrickWhen she began writing her new book, Open When, created to help readers when they are in the thick of life’s challenges, Dr Julie Smith never guessed she would soon be taking her own advice as she faced a crisis herself.

  • Jan 27, 2025 | psychologies.co.uk | Claudia Winkleman |Tanya Byron |Lily Smith |Heidi Scrimgeour

    Let’s be honest – when did you last experience real exhilaration about life? When did you feel like you were on a path that was undeniably yours, and you were flowing with a kind of unstoppable, confident energy that made you feel on top of the world? For most of us, the stress, self-doubt, and emotional baggage that we all carry from time to time tends to dampen the spark. What if you could flip the switch and reignite your inner spark? What Does ‘Finding Your Spark‘ Even Mean?

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