Why your teenager might get withdrawals from social media – and how to manage it We spoke to experts about why teenagers in particular can experience social media withdrawal symptoms The Independent UK · Jun 8
Why teens get withdrawals from social media – and how to deal with it Stepping away from social media can initially trigger withdrawal-like symptoms. The Independent UK · Jun 8
How to actually reduce your screen time: 12 simple, realistic tips to stop doomscrolling Want to spend less time on your phone? We asked psychotherapists, professors and specialists for practical (and achievable) ways to cut down The Guardian - UK · Jun 4
How to break up without destroying your life (a psychologist's guide for Orlando Bloom and Katy Perry) A relationship therapist and divorce lawyer on how to split as amicably as possible Evening Standard · Sep 14, 2025
Five things we do that drive therapists mad From self-diagnosis to blindly believing social media, therapists explain what it’s like on their side of the therapy couch Evening Standard · Sep 7, 2025
Quit it! From vaping to doomscrolling, 10 bad habits and how to break them Procrastinating? Online shopping too much? Always cancelling? These top tips from experts will help you change bad behaviour for the better The Guardian - UK · Jan 4, 2025
50 Painfully Spot-On Memes That Anyone Above 30 Might Relate To (New Pics) Whether dreaded or not, turning 30 can still be a big milestone, worthy of meming and joking about. The post 50 Painfully Spot-On Memes That Anyone Above 30 Might Relate To (New Pics) first appeared on Bored Panda. Bored Panda · Nov 21, 2024
‘He chose the dog over me’: the pets that ruined relationships – from pups interrupting sex to aggressive pigs For some owners, animals are part of the family. But for their friends and lovers, they can present a serious problem … The Guardian - UK · Jul 27, 2024
Is this the nadir for the crisis of masculinity? I think the men are alright A world swamped by toxic masculinity. A lack of positive role models. Alarming suicide rates. It appears the male psyche is in deep crisis. But, says Richard Godwin, underneath it all are plenty of good men trying to get out Evening Standard · Oct 6, 2023
Is ‘phubbing’ ruining your relationship? Ignoring your partner in favour of Instagram? Martha Alexander explores how snubbing our partners to spend time on our phones is a danger zone for relationships, and how to stop Evening Standard · Jul 19, 2023
‘All of us are worthy of love’: how to start dating again after heartbreak Has a bad breakup made you lose faith in romance – or even yourself? Are you fed up with scouring the apps? Here, relationship experts explain the healthiest ways to look for love The Guardian - UK · May 18, 2023
Selfish or self-care — is this the end of therapy speak? Triggering! Boundaries! Safe space! Therapeutic terms are ubiquitous but often used to avoid responsibility, says Martha Alexander Evening Standard · Apr 18, 2023
Ex-etiquette — the big business of a dignified celebrity breakup From Liev Schreiber and Naomi Watts to Travis Scott and Kendall Jenner, the stars have been perfecting the art of gracious uncoupling. But in this always-on audience-facing age, how much of it is nothing more than good PR? Evening Standard · Apr 4, 2023
Is the phone call in crisis? Few people speak on the blower anymore — so where does that leave the art of conversation? Evening Standard · Mar 7, 2023
Daily Record · Oct 7, 2022 Money saving tip could score households over £800 through selling clutter Brits could be sitting on a stash of cash during the cost of living crisis.
Wales Online · Sep 28, 2022 The average household is sitting on £842 of unused tech that could be sold It could be worth a rummage if you want to drum up some cash