This column will change your life: Forgiveness

Just let it go, says Oliver Burkeman

Being mad is one thing, going mad quite another

Darian Leader: Many are worried that the latest edition of the psychiatrist's 'bible' labels everyone as ill – but this has an upside

Dorothy Rowe: A textbook of mental health disorders makes it far too easy for doctors to label patients – and disregard the roots of suffering

A simple walk out in the fresh air often helps focus the mind and clear it of those everyday concerns. But why, wonders Oliver Burkeman

When it comes to recalling experiences, says Oliver Burkeman, intensity matters more than duration

Thirty years ago, a young pyschiatrist published a book called Feeling Good. What happened next? Oliver Burkeman finds out

How does even the rational mind respond to things that are not as they seem? Oliver Burkeman reports

Some people are more anxious than others, but a turbulent flight can trigger a fear of flying, says Dr Luisa Dillner

Study suggests the brain has highly distorted representations of our hands. The distortion may extend to the rest of the body

Preliminary research involving bone marrow transplants in mice suggests an immune approach to treating mental illness