This column will change your life: Should memory boxes be given the boot?
If you keep every object from your past as proof of your existence, read Oliver Burkeman's column right now
Miller Mair obituary
Clinical psychologist who fought against 1950s orthodoxy
This column will change your life: Clocking off
Is it time to go to the pub now, asks Oliver Burkeman
This column will change your life: Poverty and willpower
Oliver Burkeman asks whether the 'psychic costs' of resisting temptation are heavier if you're poor
Tanya L Chartrand: Botox impairs our ability to relate to others
Neuroscientist Tanya L Chartrand explains to Ian Tucker how using Botox to paralyse facial muscles harms our ability to empathise
Bring back the night – your health and wellbeing depend on it
Professor Russell Foster: Our 24/7 society has invaded the night, replacing a biological order honed by millions of years of evolution with an illusion
Who wouldn’t want to take the sting out of painful memories?
Research suggests a simple way to neutralise memories that evoke fear, but perhaps it is by learning to cope with life's random tragedies that we develop as humans?
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The Psychopath Test by Jon Ronson – review
The constant jokes are insanely funny but fail to mask the lack of a deeper purpose to Jon Ronson’s excursion into the world of psychiatry, writes Rachel Cooke