When a child becomes estranged from a parent, they may grieve prematurely, creating a complex emotional landscape if they pass. Show more

A new medication for psychosis that tackles cognitive symptoms. Prof Catherine Loveday discusses why 2021 is so hard to recall. And a look at therapy in later life. Show more

The highs and lows of rowing the Atlantic, psychologists tackling poverty, and how the scent of fear helps us be more observant. Claudia Hammond discusses with Peter Olusoga. Show more

Claudia Hammond looks at new research into treating PTSD in sudden cardiac arrest survivors, and gets help with a listener’s question on the link between phobias and nightmares. Show more

How the changing seasons affect our psychology, a project in Northern Ireland that teaches hope, and male psychology researchers struggle to remember their female colleagues. Show more

Claudia is joined by a panel of experts at the Northern Ireland Science Festival to explore the research around hope, how to be hopeful, and what to do when it disappears. Show more

Dishonesty researcher accused of fraud, the psychology of hypocrisy, the generation most at risk of suicide and how to help someone suicidal, feeling awe at the Northern Lights. Show more

Exercise is good for your mental health, but do we know why? And does it work for everyone? Claudia Hammond laces up her running shoes for a jog through the latest research. Show more

We look at how keeping objects from deceased loved ones can help with grief, we hear from a listener with summer seasonal affective disorder and talk about anxiety in older people. Show more

With Claudia Hammond. Diagnosing bipolar disorder is tricky: symptoms are often confused with those of other conditions and the costs of misdiagnosis can be very serious. Show more

Claudia Hammond hears why it's difficult to prove that knitting can reduce anxiety - and from the crochet enthusiasts who say crafting helped ease their stress during the pandemic. Show more

Hot chilli sauce and a computer game called Cyberball are tools in the lab of psychologist Kip Williams. He explains his research on ostracism to Claudia Hammond. Show more

Followers of Harold Camping were convinced the earth would end on May 21, 2011. What happens when fundamental beliefs are so publicly shattered? Claudia Hammond reports. Show more

A fake psychic and key bending using psychokinesis - how what we see depends on the power of suggestion. Professor Chris French joins Claudia. Show more

The psychological theories behind 'presence', how to spot a liar and if our facial expressions impact mood. Plus, we hear from our first All In The Mind Award finalist. Show more

Claudia Hammond has recently received some peculiar invitations to write research articles. With quick turnaround times and questionable grammar, how legitimate are these requests? Show more

Dr Raj Persaud considers the Nuremberg Code of 1947, which set international ethical standards about patient care. 60 years on, has the profession strayed from these standards? Show more

4/6. Dr Raj Persaud presents the series exploring current developments in psychology and psychiatry. Show more

Dr Raj Persaud presents the series exploring current developments in psychology and psychiatry. Show more

Claudia Hammond presents the series exploring current developments in psychology and psychiatry. Children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder have their say. Show more