All In The Mind

A young woman's terrifying month of madness and how the mystery of her illness was solved.

Have you ever had a dream in which you are aware that you are dreaming? These seemingly altered states of consciousness are called lucid dreams.

In the first of our two-part series on dreaming we explore the latest science about this altered state of consciousness.

When a child is diagnosed with autism it can initially be devastating for parents—but then confusion sets in—what’s the most helpful approach? 

Positive psychology now uses scientific methods to help increase our sense of well being. Coaching can be effective, both on a personal level and in the workplace.

As part of Mental Health Week, we discuss some of the intensive research efforts trying to uncover the mysteries of the devastating brain disease of schizophrenia.

One of Romania's abandoned orphans tells his heart wrenching story and we hear the scientific findings from a major study into the effects on institutionalisation on children.

Willpower is the greatest human strength. Our capacity for self control is a finite energy and can be strengthened with exercise.

The hidden forces that shape our thoughts, feelings and behaviour. What if your name could predict your future career, your culture could influence your judgement of distance, or the physical appearance of your chess opponent could determine whether you win or lose?

In 2005 the music stopped for Scottish rock star Edwyn Collins.