In terms of the logistics of life, so much still falls to women
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How your particular parenting style is nobody’s business.
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Our natural optimism and lightness of being can be shaken by experience. Jessie Collins considers how to let the spirit of adventure and hope regrow.
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How do you deal with behaviour you can’t just walk away from? Investigating coping mechanisms to deal with difficult people we are bound to.
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Yes, but just watch out for the pandemics
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For years, women have been the focus of fertility. This has to change, writes Jessie Collins.
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We need to reframe our ideas about what success should look like.
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The experience of midlife is as much a physical reckoning as it is a mental one
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What this pandemic has shown is that not only does the workplace need a reinvention, so does the home.
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With only 30% of Irish GP’s being female, this writer argues that our healthcare is still buried in Victorian ignorance and sexism
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And it is the way up
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Single women in their midlife and beyond are still often viewed as someone to be suspicious of, or worse, pitied.
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And possibly our perception of marriage too…
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On the 20th anniversary of his death, Jessie Collins remembers her creative, elusive Dad and realises his legacy
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Jessie Collins on school reports, and why they sometimes need to disappear down the back of the sofa.
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Contemplating using your imagination to manage loneliness, and how reverie serves us
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We’ve had a pretty toxic relationship with our stomachs and it’s time to change the conversation
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Like a new tide, the time for change is here
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Especially these days…
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Everything, frankly. We have an opportunity to make a difference now. If we want to.
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