What is the benefit for AI in learning humour?
Generative artificial intelligence cannot create good jokes. But it is getting better
Is it any wonder Gen Z has embraced dark, gallows humour?
Within the indifferent irony, destructive memes and satirical tweets lies an authoritative psychological method of comfort
What should you be thinking about when deciding on a third-level college?
Students should think beyond their course choices towards career options, experts advise
You cannot be serious - laughter is the best response to daily vexations
‘Humour can be described as a mood, freedom from reality, a personality characteristic and a way to regulate emotions’
Things to consider when choosing an Irish secondary school for your child
Feeder schools tables are informative, but there are plenty of other requirements to consider when looking at schools
Hybrid work: ‘We get the buzz of being together but without the pressure of five days in’
New graduates have the prospect of a more balanced working life than their predecessors
‘By the time we see couples, there is no hand-holding, let alone sex’: how to treat female sexual pain
The first step is to seek help in identifying the pelvic pain and managing a plan to treat it, experts say
Neurodiversity and relationships: ‘It’s about recognising where you both struggle and where you both thrive’
The key to making relationships work lies in understanding yourself, your partner, and the neurodivergent traits that shape your interactions
Relationships and ... postnatal depression: ‘We still live in a society where men’s feelings and emotions are often suppressed’
Birth stresses are not confined to one parent, with at least 10 per cent of new fathers experiencing mental health difficulties
Relationships and ... menopause: ‘Small gestures of love can go a long way during this time of change’
Challenges associated with late-onset menopause can affect intimacy, communication and relationship dynamics
How to set boundaries in your personal and work relationships, and why it’s important
Wellness Wisdom: We cannot change people, but we can change how we interact with them. Here’s how
The quest for perfection is doing you much more bad than good - here’s why
Striving for unachievable goals can lead to depression and feelings of low self-worth
Why learning to say ‘no’ is the best skill you’ll ever learn
We say yes even though we may not have the time or energy. As those yesses rack up, we are exhausted, overwhelmed and stuck in a cycle of people pleasing
Managing stress: ‘It’s okay to put down some of the plates you’re spinning before they all come crashing down’
‘The body is built for stress, but breaks if you don’t let it reboot and recharge once in a while’
How to stop running away from difficult emotions when you feel overwhelmed
Wellness Wisdom: Our bodies can serve as a storage container for our emotions, especially those that go unexpressed or unaddressed