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George Clooney 'I'm Sceptical Of Things, But Always Optimistic'

It’s fitting that George Clooney should combine two of his biggest loves, politics and cinema, in his latest directorial work, Suburbicon. In the lead-up to this much-anticipated latest chapter, the actor and filmmaker reflects on the lessons his father taught him and offers an insight into his new life as a father to twins, Ella and Alexander, with wife Amal

Alice Roberts

The academic, writer, broadcaster and ‘science storyteller’ Professor Alice Roberts shares what’s important to her – and humanity as a whole

Do You Need A Therapist?

Our psychotherapy service helps you match up with your ideal therapist – to support you through life’s ups and downs, and teach you to be your best self

Balancing your hormones is the key to…

IF YOU SCORED BETWEEN 20 AND 35

The Joy Of A Girl Crush

It’s all very well putting your heroine on a pedestal, but sometimes their humanity makes them even more lovable, writes an infatuated Harriet Minter.

How To Have A Tidy House (And Mind)

A few simple changes to your daily habits will not only help turn your home into a peaceful refuge but leave you feeling fulfilled.

Carey Mulligan It's an honour to portray such strong women

Having taken a break to raise her children, Carey Mulligan is back at her finest on both the big and small screen. Never one to take the more fickle side of her industry too seriously, the actress is as warm and sincere as ever, as Psychologies discovers.

Can You Help Me?

Why finding a mentor will make all the difference to your business.

Cynthia Nixon

The actress talks about confidence, happiness and parenting, and her new film A Quiet Passion, in which she portrays reclusive poet, Emily Dickinson.

Surrender to the Bliss

Like many women, Karla Newbey’s sex life has never been truly fulfilling. But why? In search of answers, she embarks on a journey into tantra, and self-discovery

We've got the power!

Unrealistic goals and self-hatred, or self-empowerment, acceptance and a can-do attitude? It’s all about choice, says Ali Roff…

Straight In At The Deep End

Most of us take skills such as being able to swim for granted, but Kate Saines was scared of the water as a child and avoided lessons. Now approaching 40, she discovers that learning one new thing can open up a plethora of possibilities

The Sea Brings Me Tranquillity

Being close to the sea was a constant theme of Angela Noverraz’s childhood, so when she discovered this 1960s house, she knew it was a place to call home

I Need To Move Forward In My Life

Our award-winning coach, Kim Morgan, helps a woman going through a huge life transition to accept and navigate the changes ahead

Do Pin Your Hopes on It!

Can vision boards work? Three people explain how constructing a sacred space to dream helped fashion lives that they love

How To... Be Truly Free

Edith Eger survived the horrors of Auschwitz, barely alive, but went on to become an internationally acclaimed psychologist. In her book The Choice, she explains how to ‘escape the concentration camp of your mind’ to be free to enjoy life to its fullest

Kate Winslet - 'The Most Important Thing In Life Is To Be True To Yourself'

Kate Winslet is back to her fearless finest in upcoming survival drama The Mountain Between Us, but closer inspection of her life and career reveals that the talented actress has never really had a comfort zone…

Sensitivity Is My Superpower

Alice Purkiss has been criticised for being ‘too sensitive’ all her life. But research suggests that one in five of us has this inherent trait, and it comes with many benefits

Work Less, Achieve More

Bestselling author and entrepreneur Sháá Wasmund MBE wonders if it is possible to work just four hours a week?

Do You Need A Therapist?

Our psychotherapy service helps you match up with your ideal therapist – to support you through life’s ups and downs, and teach you to be your best self

Gut Instinct

Three women share their experiences of head versus heart situations, where they decided to trust their intuition

Give Your Inner Voice Some Volume

Let your intuition be a powerful, reliable force with tips from author Sonia Choquette, who tells us how to bring our sixth sense to dynamic life through journalling

Increase Your Feel-good Factor

Which hormones make us feel great, and how do we get more of them?

Channel Your Anger

Arun Gandhi spent two years living with his grandfather, Mahatma Gandhi, and learned many things, including how to use anger and turn it into good

Both Sides Now

Becoming a mum can alter even the best of friendships, but finding a ‘new way’ of being a pal can put the bosom back into the buddy, says Harriet Minter

Show Up Or Ship Out!

Bestselling author and entrepreneur Sháá Wasmund MBE, explains why being there for each other is one of the most vital things in business and life

Who Do You Think You Are?

Could personal branding help you not only nail that job interview or start your own business, but also better understand yourself? Ali Roffembarks on an unexpected journey of self-discovery... 

'Please Like Me!'

Do you still feel a sting when you’re left offa guest list? It’s natural, says Olivia Gordon, but as she discovers, real popularity is about something else altogether

Inner Peace Retreat

Building on the success of the Stillness Retreat, NOW Live Events, in partnership with Psychologies and West Lexham, are delighted to host our Inner Peace Retreat – finding tranquillity in your daily life

Michelle - I'm hooked on trying out things that I'm not sure I'm able to do

Award-winning actress, Michelle Williams, is once again creating a buzz in her role in Manchester By The Sea. Here, she talks about the fi lm, taking risks and what motherhood means to her.