Dating apps can provide a way to socialise and boost your confidence, particularly under current restrictions, but could they be doing more harm than good?…

WELLBEING
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Nikesh Shukla: "Becoming a dad has changed the way I view my creative practice"
Novelist, editor, podcast host, dad of two and author of the recently released Brown Baby: A Memoir of Race, Family and Home, shares how being a dad completely changed his perspective on life and writing…
How to overcome driving anxiety
Worried about getting back on the road after lockdown? Here are some tips to help ease the anxiety…
Painful sex: it’s time to speak up
What’s more painful, gritting our teeth during an intimate moment or opening up emotionally?…
5 ways I’ve found me again since becoming a mum
Becoming a parent is life-changing in many ways, but with much of your baby’s first years centred on their development and milestones, some new mums can lose their own identity in the process. Outside of the nappy changes, baby classes, and lullabies, how can new mums connect with themselves again?…
How to recover while signed off work for mental health
Being signed off work for your mental health is the first step in your recovery. Here, we share some tips to help you feel better, from someone who’s been there themselves…
Bryony Gordon: Normal? No such thing
Founder of Mental Health Mates, writer and podcast host Bryony Gordon shares her thoughts about working on wellness, understanding your inner voice, and building personal resilience…
Online initiative encourages candid conversations for women and mothers
Social network Peanut, takes a stand against judgemental, unhealthy social media environment with new online initiative…
Ponderlily: Taking your time for you
Carina Lawson, founder of eco-friendly planner brand Ponderlily, knows how hard it can be to make time for wellbeing, which is why she’s helping people create space for meaning and a life of fullness, rather than busyness…