Fear of switching off is the new fomo

Lightning-fast wifi, on-demand entertainment and never being far from a phone charger have been the modern metrics of a life well-lived, both at work and home. So why are the best-connected women suddenly booking digital detoxes and scouring eBay for brick phones? WH computes how logging off became 2025’s wellness power move

Sun’s out, phone’s off? It’s time to fight back against the chokehold social media has on our self-esteem and body image, writes Adele Zeynep Walton – and it starts by reconnecting with the physical world

Disconnecting from work mode and returning to your everyday life can be tough – especially when you work unusual hours. We share six ways to help you switch off, and start putting your wellbeing first

Ali Roff Farrar shares expert advice, ideas, stats and the newest research on all things wellbeing, including an antidote for brain rot, how to create your own ‘fourth space’, a fun way to ward-off Alzheimer’s, yoga poses for tech-neck and an easy way to live longer...

Are you sitting comfortably? Good. Now, cast your mind back to the last time you had fun. No, not the stylised, curated-for-cachet, posted-to-socials-before-it’s-over kind, but the spontaneous, all-en

It’s such a common phenomenon that doctors in the UK have an acronym for it, scrawled in the notes of countless patients across the country: TATT. “Tired all the time.” But the Brits aren’t the only o