Books

Q&A: Suzy Reading – Chartered Psychologist

Self-care author Suzy Reading on using your ‘timeline of grit’ to challenge self-doubt, responding to your inner critic with compassion and instant ways to dial down stress.

On ‘Rewilding’ a Window Box

Micro-interventions towards nature recovery may not be on the same scale as true rewilding, but they can make a meaningful difference nonetheless, says nature writer James Canton.

The Bright Side: Radical Climate Optimism

An ambitious Victorian megaproject could inspire climate re-engineering, but research is needed now, argues Sumit Paul-Choudhury, former editor-in-chief of New Scientist.

Featured Recipe: Herbal Hand Soak

Featured Recipe: Herbal Hand Soak

You can gather fresh herbs for this soothing hand soak, or use essential oils of peppermint, rosemary and lavender. Featured recipe from Mud, Salt + Medicine by Julia Lawless.

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How to Thrive After Menopause

How to Thrive After Menopause

The Power Decade by Susan Saunders rejects the negative messaging around life after menopause and sees this as the ideal time to prepare for a bright and powerful future.

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Simple Ways to Boost Your Mood

Simple Ways to Boost Your Mood

In this extract from Feeling ‘Blah’?, author Tanith Carey suggests some uplifting – and surprisingly simple – ways to boost your mood and get feel-good chemicals flowing again.

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The Power of Feeling Sensitive

The Power of Feeling Sensitive

In a world that’s stacked against sensitivity and softness, Hannah Jane Walker explores what it means to be a highly sensitive person and discovers that it’s a much misunderstood strength.

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Craft Britain: Why Making Matters

Craft Britain: Why Making Matters

A labour of love from authors Helen Chislett and David Linley, Craft Britain is a celebration of British makers and making, and everything craft does to heal and nurture the human spirit.

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