In an irreverent animation, a singer without legs explores the perils of being exploited to provide inspiration for others ...

There is something comforting about realising that, even in Homer’s day, people wondered what the hell their dreams meant ...

Incorporating ancient African wisdom into wellbeing interventions could push positive psychology beyond its Western roots ...

Paul DePompo is a clinical psychologist and founder of the Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Institute of Southern California. He is the author of multiple books on tic disorders and contributes to a wide ...

At first, I thought it was a coat in the water – a big black coat puffed up with air, floating down the Seine in the early ...

I never expected to be an agony uncle. Not because ‘uncles’ are uncommon – although we are uncommon compared with ‘aunts’ – but because I never imagined I had any special knowledge or authority in ...

‘I remember these cicadas had overrun our backyard. We had all these bugs in our drawers, in our walls.’ So begins the narration of the short film All These Creatures by the Australian director ...

A woman stands in front of a window looking out at a dark expanse. The world outside is harsh and elemental. Wind flutters the curtains as a ray of light brightens the tip of her nose. But her mind is ...

Tics come in the form of involuntary movements, from face twitching to leg jerking, and involuntary vocalisations – these can be non-speech sounds, such as whistling or coughing, or words, such as ...

Body image distortions are a normal feature of mental life Body image distortions can be severe in anorexia nervosa and bulimia, but they’re also a normal feature of mental life ...

is a PhD researcher at the University of Cambridge, working at the intersection of design theory, technology ethics and critical AI studies. He is also a PhD fellow at the Leverhulme Centre for the ...