‘But enough about you …’ How to survive in a world of monologuists, interrupters and trauma dumpers
When I was in my early teens, I was often invited round to a schoolfriend’s house for dinner. Her family
Category: psychology
Living with tinnitus can be distressing. So what can you do about it?
For some it’s a high-pitched mosquito whine; for others it’s a low bass hum. It might come and go with
Revisited: The surprising science of dreams and nightmares – podcast
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Four types of thinker have been identified. Which one are you?
An investigation into what people think about has put the spotlight on the modern mind, revealing thoughts dominated by work,
A moment that changed me: I broke my arm seven times – and finally listened to what my body was telling me
It was the first day of spring this year. I was topless, face-down on a foldaway travel table, as the
I lost my beloved husband after 35 years, then my sister and my father. Here’s how I rebuilt my old happy self
I didn’t think I could survive the death of my husband, Graham. We met at university when I was 18,
Marriage over, €100,000 down the drain: the AI users whose lives were wrecked by delusion
Towards the end of 2024, Dennis Biesma decided to check out ChatGPT. The Amsterdam-based IT consultant had just ended a
Readers reply: can you acquire courage?
Is it possible to acquire courage if you don’t have it? I was moved by the recent story of the
‘You think: Do I really need anyone?’ – the hidden burden of being a hyper-independent person
When a relative was seriously ill and in intensive care for more than a month, Cianne Jones stepped in. “I
Is Australia getting ruder? How to be kinder to others in everyday life – and break the contagion of rage
Think of a typical day in our angry world. You open social media and read abuse either directed at yourself