Little story: when my formerly dotty and very neurotic horse (Arab cross thoroughbred, an inflammable combination) had to travel in a horsebox, which he loathed, we used to dab lavender oil under his nostrils. He didn't become a Dobbin but he did become much calmer.

As we continue to dress ourselves up in front of your very eyes, I hereby announce that all the editorial features are back on our site, and we are still standing. In full transparency, I will continue to walk you through some of the changes we are making and why we are making certain decisions. For me, one of the most important things is to retain the values that are so important for each of us.

If there was one thing that I absolutely knew, it would be that when we put our new site live last week there would be issues, there always are.

Filmmaker Emma*, 55, a mother of two and recent grandmother, gave this account of her experience with an online CBT programme recommended by her GP to help manage her feelings of anxiety and depression

Try as we might, there aren’t many reasons to embrace winter this year.

As I welcome you to another Weekend Read, it has come to pass that the majority of emails I am now receiving are about the theme of the week.  Mostly they are non-product related, but more about th

Endometriosis affects around 1.5 million women in the UK and between 30 to 50% of those may experience infertility, according to the charity Endometriosis UK.

I think one of the most apparent aspects of living in the ‘now’ is that none of us can plan anything.  It’s interesting because I have written so many times over the years that

It was a sunny weekday morning, about 10.30, but I wasn’t working. I was living in north London and my housemate was away.

As I write this, it occurs to me that perhaps the Weekend Read has morphed into the life and times of me and my friends.  It was always a long-term dream to have a sharing platform.  A platform whi