Relationships

Improve your relationships this year with our science-backed tips, tricks and advice. Brought to you by Peak – Brain Training.

We delve into the pros and cons of being in a relationship, as well as your brain’s response to sex, love and romance. Find out whether it’s your fault you’re behaving like you are, or if your brain under the influence of infatuation has something to do with it. Explore how to have sex that benefits your brain and read up on all the science-backed juicy details. Make this year your most exciting and exploitative yet.

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Body & Brain, Relationships, Sex & The Brain

The Science Of Cheating

We’re not claiming to have a fool-proof diagnoses as to what motivates people to cheat, but we can tell you some science-backed facts which may surprise you

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How To Deal With Family Issues

Dreading spending the holidays with your extended family? Don’t worry, us too. Family can be stressful and we’re here to tell you why and what to do.

How To Be The Best Person In Your Relationship: 3 Science-Backed Tips

Follow these 3 relationship tips and be the best you can be in your relationship, for the sake of you, your health and your partner.

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Christmas Time, Mistletoe And… Infidelity

Christmas is a time for giving gifts, eating too much food, feeling fabulously festive and apparently locking lips with a stranger/colleague.

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How To Be The Best At Genuinely Liking Your Colleagues

Science is proving that building quality relationships at work can help you to personally flourish, improve creativity, productivity and lower your rank on the pissed-off-at-work scale, dramatically.

Find out why you may be suffering from dating exhaustion and vulnerability, so when you next feel drained after your umpteenth date and don’t know why, you’ll have a few reasons to fall back on.

Relationships, Sex & The Brain

Why Does Dating Make Us Feel Vulnerable?

Find out why you may be suffering from dating exhaustion and vulnerability, so when you next feel drained after your umpteenth date and don’t know why, you’ll have a few reasons to fall back on.

Brain Training Tips, Relationships

Is This The Answer To Your Relationship Problems? Science Thinks So.

It turns out that although multitasking has its benefits, when it comes to human interaction; giving your full undivided attention is essential.