Inside the mind
You've got the most powerful computer known to mankind at your disposal. Explore your mind with our experts:
Topsy-turvy
Are you pretty good at reading an expression? Can you recognise a face in a crowd? We can turn your face perception on its head.
Did you see it?
It can hide coins, cards, and even the Statue of Liberty. Discover the magic of misdirection.
Shopping without a list
Ever got home from the shop without the milk? Tony Buzan on memory and shopping.
Isn't that 'what's his face'?
Avoid social embarrassment with our guide on how to remember names and faces.
Just skim this one...
Can you be time poor and well read? Tony Buzan shares the secrets of speed reading.
Under the influence?
Used with care and seen as a vehicle rather than a cure, can there be a medical role for hypnotherapy?
One in four
Who has a life touched by mental health problems? People like us: These stories are composites based on real experiences
Good head health
Take advice from someone who knows what they're talking about: follow our survivor suggestions.
The measure of a man
Working out what a person is like from the clues they leave behind. It's not easy being a psychological profiler.
Who will the baby be?
Does chromosome technology and more knowledge of DNA mean we can be predicting personality?
Fear and loathing
What makes humans scared of spiders? What causes disgust? Find out in this article on fear and loathing.
Memory
Hugo Spiers and Jenny Gimpel explore the fragile but fascinating nature of memory from the perspective of a woman with amnesia in our feature memory: I can't remember.
Awareness for what?
Being aware of our thought processes might be a mixed blessing, so why consciousness?
Work your mind
We've got lots of interactive tests to expand your consciousness about consciousness. Get stuck in with more to explore.
See your thoughts
Want to find out more about the inner workings of the brain? Dr. Daniel Bor takes a closer look at neuroimaging.
All in the mind
The same thinking processes that help you cope with everyday life prejudice your judgements in other areas. Consider the psychology of decision making.


