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Life coaching isn’t cheap, and it’s also not covered by most benefit plans. But if you’re feeling stuck and unsure of what’s next, the *right* coach could help you bust out of your rut.

Working between Christmas and New Year’s isn’t as depressing as it sounds – sure, your office might look like a ghost town but that means it’s quiet enough to get caught up on stuff without any office hassles or drama.

At 102 years old, Katharine Weber is still seeking out new adventures. Find out the eight secrets to a longer, healthier and fuller life

We’ve renamed our annual Women of the Year to celebrate our most iconic editor-in-chief, who had grit, grace and tenacity in spades—as do our 2021 honourees.

Exercise — it’s clearly an activity that only improves our experience of life. It keeps us strong and flexible, happier and less prone to depression and anxiety. But how much exercise and of what kind is necessary to maintain our health over the long term?

Wentworth Miller’s candour about the impact of body-policing on him is inspiring — perhaps especially so because he is a man.

Holly Back taught hundreds of young women to snip their way to success and self-respect. Now, her go-for-it attitude will show you anything's possible when you believe in yourself.

How to ease your mind, get smarter and really start to focus

You can’t argue that it’s been a weird winter so far—in Toronto yesterday, well, we ended the last day of January with 10C temperature. Those few centimetres of snow that fell the day before have melted away, rushing past my driveway in a race to reach the storm drain.

We’re hitting the two-year anniversary of The Happiness Plan here at Chatelaine.com—yay us! Admittedly, when I was asked two years ago to co-author this blog, I was thrilled…and puzzled. Is there that much to write about happiness? I wondered?

The insurance website, Insure.com, has come out with a new index that puts a monetary value on dads in North America. So how much is a father worth in a household these days? It doesn't seem like much.

In The Age of Hope, Giller Prize-winner David Bergen (The Time In Between) brings us the story of Hope Flett. Growing up not-quite-Mennonite in a mostly Mennonite town, poor in a place where the “Blessed…had a monetary value,” Hope is struck by her mother’s advice: “find something you love doing, and find someone whom you enjoy spending time with because you’re going to be with him till you die.” But does Hope heed her words?