Gentle tips for coping with grief

From SAD to feeing anti-social, avoid the common seasonal pitfalls

When your grief doesn’t fit the ‘mould’ of what others expect, it can feel unacknowledged – making it all the harder to deal with. Here, we’re explaining the concept of ‘disenfranchised grief’, and how you can support yourself, and others, through the process

Journalling our way through grief, loss and disappointment to find clarity, growth and vitality on the other side.

IT’S SO EASY TO GET CAUGHT UP IN TRYING TO ‘DO’ CHRISTMAS RIGHT THAT YOU END UP EXHAUSTED, OVERWROUGHT AND FEELING WRONG. TO FIND A BETTER BALANCE, MARIANNE POWER ASKED A NEUROSCIENTIST FOR ADVICE

Q‘I’m a 58-year-old divorced mum of two grown-up kids who are now in their twenties. Lovely kids. I adore them. But they both have partners now and don’t live with me and they don’t have kids yet. I’v

Counsellor Kate Medlin answers your personal, sexual and emotional problems