Cognitive psychologist and best-selling author Steven Pinker explains how thinking about how other people think shapes our relationships, economies, politics, and culture.

In this course, The Open University looks at the causes and effects of voting disparities across different regions of the UK in the Brexit referendum.

This course from OpenLearn explores communication skills in a policing context, focusing on building rapport and engaging positively with others.

In this September 2025 episode of the What's Up Docs? podcast, musculoskeletal physiotherapist Dr. Mindy Cairns explains what causes back pain, the treatments available, and how to protect our spines.

This online course from Harvard Medical School covers the role inflammation plays in chronic diseases, its effects on the body, and helpful lifestyle changes for reducing it.

In this December 2024 episode of the Mel Robbins Podcast, Harvard psychologist Stuart Ablon, Ph.D., explains how to address challenging behavior from family in a way that builds skills and stronger relationships.

This November 2024 episode of the Ologies podcast explores the human circulatory system, how we can take care of it, and the processes involved in vascular surgery.

Dr. Daniel Amen, psychiatrist, brain disorder specialist, and director of Amen Clinics, teaches us how to make consistent changes to improve our brain health and live happier lives.

In this October 2021 episode of Feel Better Live More, Dr. Rangan Chatterjee and psychiatrist Dr. Drew Ramsey delve into the unexplored wealth of data indicating that what we eat shapes our mental health.

In this course, expert nutritionist Dr. Julia Rucklidge explains the importance of a nutrient-rich diet for brain health and mental wellbeing.

Neuroscience meets the concept of the mind in this fascinating look at how you can train your brain to optimize physical and mental health based on lifestyle and spiritual habits.

Psychiatrist and neuroscientist Judson Brewer explains how to identify, track, and change your anxiety patterns so that you can break free of them once and for all.

Clinical psychologist and award-winning writer Molly Howes, Ph.D., explains how a sincere apology can repair relationships and raise self-esteem, and walks us through the steps to apologizing better.

Recovery after a traumatic event is a process that takes time. Learn how you can use active coping after experiencing trauma.

In this online course from Harvard Medical School, experts explain common foot conditions and injuries, and explore how our lifestyle choices, footwear, and exercise can help us minimize pain and maintain strong feet.

In this July 2025 episode of The Doctor's Kitchen Podcast, Dr. Rupy Aujla uses his experience with night shifts to offer tips on maintaining your health on a difficult schedule.

In this practical, science-backed guide, Dr. Steve Frei draws on his decades of experience as an emergency physician working night shifts to give advice on successfully adapting to and coping with the challenges of night work.

International bestselling writer Mark Woods provides a thorough guide to help expectant fathers be the best partners possible throughout the pregnancy journey.

Michael Wolff examines how an indelible drive to disrupt an industry made Rupert Murdoch the most powerful man in media, and looks at the legacy he leaves behind.

Father and son David and Nic Sheff draw on their personal experiences to explore the effects of drug use on young people.

This January 2021 episode of the Huberman Lab podcast looks at the issue of sleep and how our habits and schedules contribute to the quality of our rest, in turn impacting our health and wellbeing.