Learn to laugh again

“Children quite naturally live in the moment, but as adults w can become preoccupied with future worries and past regrets,” Dr Meg Arroll, psychologist and author of Tiny Traumas (Thorsons, £16.99) sa

Uncover the joy in your life and it could make you healthier

Laughter is more than just an expression of joy and humour. A good laugh increases your oxygen intake, stimulating your organs and decreasing blood pressure. It can diffuse anger and even help you to

Listening to what lights you up

We can’t always control what happens to us, but we can manage how we deal with challenges. Our expert guide will help you survive (and even thrive) when things get tough

Loneliness can be an issue for the older generation. Look for the signs and offer a smile, say experts