This column will change your life: Multiple choice
Our impulses are often contradictory – the shopaholic versus the wise spender, the exercise fiend versus the couch potato – but we can control which one prevails, says Oliver Burkeman
Children’s computer and television time linked to psychological problems
A study found that children who spent the most time in front of a computer or television were more likely to have psychological problems
If low serotonin levels aren’t responsible for depression, what is?
Blog festival: By studying the other effects that antidepressants have in the brain, we may arrive at more effective ways to treat depression, writes Scicurious
This column will change your life: The art of remembering
Want to improve your memory? Oliver Burkeman reveals how
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
Mental health diagnoses mask the real problems
Dorothy Rowe: A textbook of mental health disorders makes it far too easy for doctors to label patients – and disregard the roots of suffering
This column will change your life: A step in the right direction
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
This column will change your life: How real are your memories?
When it comes to recalling experiences, says Oliver Burkeman, intensity matters more than duration