Psychologies Reviews

Psychologies has been given to me via a gift subscription. I had picked up a couple of issues previously to this, drawn to having something slightly deeper than most of the glossy tat that's around in newsagents! In searching for a magazine that didn't centre around which celebritities are skinny and which ones are permo-drunk, or ones that make ...  Read the complete review

I found this magazine a good hybrid between a psychology textbook and a fashion type magazine the likes of Glamour, Cosmopolitan etc. The magazine brings psychology into a new light, rather than being a lot of neurones or even a patranoising self help book instead the magazine gives good simple advice on issues such as stress, assertiveness, ...  Read the complete review

Psychologies is a monthly magazine concentrating on our personalities, behaviour and the way we behave. Its available from most good newsagents or via Subscription, for one issue it costs £3.30 and for subscription there are great offers if you go via Quidco or topcashback and you will receive £6 cash as well as a discount on your ...  Read the complete review

Psychologies although undoubtedly aimed at women is a magazine that can be equally enjoyed by either sex. My fiance sometimes reads it before I get the chance and we often talk about the issues raised. The first time I read it I was attracted to the fact that the articles encourage mental self-exploration, explore complex psychological ...  Read the complete review

I have spent quite a bit of time in hospital over the past few years and have read just about every womans magazine there is.I would say Psychologies is a little different to most with perhaps more meat on its bones. After reading several copies I decided to subscribe and have kept my subscription past the initial 12 months. ***** The ...  Read the complete review

Psychologies is a woman's monthly magazine, and I have got every issue since the second publication. Psychologies costs £3.30 per issue, or £12 for £12 issues. It is published monthly, so £1 per month seems like a fantastically reasonable offer to me. Psychologies is a very intelligent read, it investigates how and why people act, ...  Read the complete review

Psychologies is a higher form of pop-psychology. To me, it cuts the crap and technicalities, because sometimes life is that simple. It doesn't cover the more extreme nor severe cases of psychiatry and psychology, primarily because the vast majority of people do not have those problems - by definition that is why they are ...  Read the complete review

I remember buying the first issue of this when it was first published a couple of years ago. It caught my eye because it was called 'Psychologies' and having loved psychology in school and still very much interested in it, it really appealed to me. I was impressed to see one magazine on the 3 metre long shelf that didn't mention 'fat', 'diet', ...  Read the complete review

I buy Psychologies from time to time, mainly out of curiosity but also as I get fed up with all the celebrities in magazines and just want to read something real. Its current price is £3.30 and its sold at all major news agents and some of the smaller ones. It comes in the A4 paged size and the smaller handbag size of A5 for the same price. There ...  Read the complete review

I had never bought Psychologies before, but it had interested me a number of times whilst browsing in WH Smiths. The problem was, at £3.20 a copy, I wasnt eager to try it- I had my 'old faithfuls' to depend on and could I risk this money on a bit of a magazine gamble? However, in Tesco's the other day, I noticed a magazine offer that tempted me; ...  Read the complete review