Colleagues aren’t celebrated much in the annals of friendship – but I’ve really missed mine

After-work drinks on Zoom are not the same as in the office or the pub. I can’t wait to reconnect

The big idea: is it time to stop worrying about stress?

Our beliefs about difficult feelings may do more damage than the feelings themselves

How online dating has changed the way we fall in love

Whatever happened to stumbling across the love of your life? The radical shift in coupledom created by dating apps

Dr Julie Smith: ‘Mental health is no different to physical health. No one is immune’

The clinical psychologist has 3 million TikTok followers and now her book is a bestseller. She talks about the simple tools that really help

How do you conquer your fear of missing out?

The long-running series in which readers answer other readers’ questions on subjects ranging from trivial flights of fancy to profound scientific and philosophical concepts

How rock climbing gave me a new perspective on the world – and myself

Spending time high above the ground allowed me a unique view of the land and my relationship with it

I love living on my own – so why am I so scared of the dark?

Megan Nolan always dreamed of having her own lovely home. But now terrifying thoughts keep her awake at night. Here, the author wonders why

Micromanagement, credit stealing, bullying: Are you a jerk at work?

We’ve all been there: driven half mad by the colleague who micromanages, the boss who bullies, the co-worker asleep on the job… So how do we navigate the messy world of office politics?

I reclaimed my birth name – and discovered why what we call ourselves really matters

For the first 25 years of my life everyone called me Mandy – and it felt completely wrong

‘I had this strong feeling that my face was disfigured’ – Kitty Wallace, the body dysmorphic sufferer turned campaigner

Her early life was blighted by the condition, until a TV documentary changed everything. Now, she works for the UK’s leading support group