Conspiracy theories often originate during a crisis, after a natural disaster or in times of political or social upheaval. Here, we look at what drives people to follow and spread conspiracy narratives, how to engage respectfully with someone if you have opposing beliefs and much more.

We take a look at the psychology behind baking and meet the foodies who have turned their passion into a profession.

Turning to your birth chart can help you to understand your sensitivity to certain personal dynamics in the world, such as family patterns and romantic interactions.

Bouncy neon sneakers, sleek workout tights, a cosy jumper that wraps you up like a cocoon — we have all experienced the rush of confidence and pleasure a piece of clothing can bring. We explore what psychology shows about the effect clothing can have on your mood, performance and self-image.

Looking for ways to relieve your loneliness? Interested in how to decipher fake news from real? We explore all this and more psychological insights in our latest Life Lines.

We take a look at the latest findings for the mind and spirit, from hoarding psychology to anti-anxiety rituals and how you really are what you eat!

Most people don’t lie on a daily basis, but the most common types of lies are “white lies”, exaggerations, hiding information and burying lies in truth.

Interesting slices of life, from the effect of bad dreams to the psychology of fake news.

Fertility and hormone health are considered a physical issue, but there’s much more to it than that — your mind has a major role to play. We take an in-depth look.

Positive food messages work better than negative ones for most people.

A sushi recipe you can eat the next day and some reflections on healing in nature.

Ecopsychology builds connections with nature to support wellbeing and enhance awareness.