Health & Wellness

What happens when a social media ‘addict’ who would scroll through posts, reels and stories constantly looking for her dopamine hit goes cold turkey and delete her apps? A lot actually…

If you’ve checked out your partner’s exes on social media, look at your work emails on days off or even secretly record your work colleagues when you’re away from your desk, you could be addicted to psychologically hurting yourself. Here’s how to cure your need to go pain shopping

Relentlessly seeing the good in every situation – no matter how bad – is stifling genuine relationships and destroying our self-esteem and culture. Conquer toxic positivity with these expert tips

Do you put others’ needs above your own and can’t say to helping out even though you have a million chores of your own? Sounds like you have Super-Helper Syndrome – here’s how to help yourself first

Women have careers, children, homes – and husbands – so why are they expected to juggle it all and put in the second shift every day to manage everything?

Seven women talk to The Ethicalist about missing out on motherhood while clinical psychologists advise on how to grieve being childless and move forward

Looking at everyone’s perfect lives 24/7 – no matter how photoshopped – has led to a rise of social media comparison and envy. Here’s how to to conquer the Green Eyed Monster online

Do you love receiving gifts, holding hands or is the little things your partner does for you that make you happy? Discover yours and their love language and your relationship will run smoothly all the time and not just on Valentine’s Day

From manipulating and controlling behaviour to gaslighting or flying into jealous rages, toxic relationships take on many forms, so what should you do to stop the suffering? We speak to the experts