• My Profile
  • Saved articles
  • Newsletters
  • Sign out
UserSign in
  • Register
  • Sign in
News
UAE
Gulf
MENA
US
UK
Europe
Asia
Business
Aviation
Economy
Energy
Money
Property
Banking
Markets
Opinion
Comment
Editorial
Obituaries
Cartoon
Feedback
Future
Science
Space
Technology
Climate
Environment
Road to Net Zero
Health
Culture
Art & Design
Books
Film & TV
Music & On-stage
Pop Culture
Lifestyle
Travel
Fashion & Beauty
Food
Motoring
Luxury
Home & Garden
Wellbeing
Things to do
Sport
World Cup 2026
Football
Cricket
F1
Tennis
Combat Sports
Cycling
Puzzles
Newsletters
TN Magazine
  • International Edition
  • UAE Edition
Podcasts Newsletters Follow us App Video
PuzzlesNewslettersTN MagazineWeekend
News
UAE
Gulf
MENA
US
UK
Europe
Asia
Business
Aviation
Economy
Energy
Money
Property
Banking
Markets
Opinion
Comment
Editorial
Obituaries
Cartoon
Feedback
Future
Science
Space
Technology
Climate
Environment
Road to Net Zero
Health
Culture
Art & Design
Books
Film & TV
Music & On-stage
Pop Culture
Lifestyle
Travel
Fashion & Beauty
Food
Motoring
Luxury
Home & Garden
Wellbeing
Things to do
Sport
World Cup 2026
Football
Cricket
F1
Tennis
Combat Sports
Cycling
News
UAE
Gulf
MENA
US
UK
Europe
Asia
Business
Aviation
Economy
Energy
Money
Property
Banking
Markets
Opinion
Comment
Editorial
Obituaries
Cartoon
Feedback
Future
Science
Space
Technology
Climate
Environment
Road to Net Zero
Health
Culture
Art & Design
Books
Film & TV
Music & On-stage
Pop Culture
Lifestyle
Travel
Fashion & Beauty
Food
Motoring
Luxury
Home & Garden
Wellbeing
Things to do
Sport
World Cup 2026
Football
Cricket
F1
Tennis
Combat Sports
Cycling
News
Business
Opinion
Future
Climate
Health
Culture
Lifestyle
Sport
Puzzles
Newsletters
TN Magazine
  • My Profile
  • Saved articles
  • Newsletters
  • Sign out
UserSign in
  • Register
  • Sign in

Justin Thomas

Justin Thomas

Contributor
Location
Dr Justin Thomas is a chartered health psychologist with the British Psychological Society, the author of 'Psychological Well-being in the Gulf States' and a columnist for The National

Articles

When the lights go out at night, how healthy are your Zs?

Studies show that the blinking displays of modern technology can have an adverse impact on us.

The NationalAugust 06, 2012
A smoke-free example that can pave the way for others

Children in a shisha cafe? That just doesn't make sense.

The NationalJuly 19, 2012
As Ramadan nears, a reflection on real spirit of generosity

What is the real meaning of generosity at Ramadan, or any other time?

The NationalJuly 16, 2012
A survey of sartorial habits among diverse Dubai Mall fauna

People watching in a large public space was a revealing experience for a group of summer school students.

The NationalJuly 02, 2012
Kids these days! Or, rather, parents who forgot how to parent

Are children really getting worse, generation by generation? Don't you believe it.

The NationalJune 29, 2012
We should listen to what our taste buds are telling us

Are you a super-taster? Science tells us some people have more taste buds than others, and research on Gulf populations is just starting.

The NationalJune 08, 2012
The Material Girl's old Amex card has immaterial magic

Eagerness to own celebrities' old possessions is tied to an ancient belief in "contagious magic".

The NationalJune 01, 2012
We stay silent as a killer - anorexia - stalks our children

Some ailments are notorious, but anorexia, a deadly disorder, is doing its deadly work with too little attention.

The NationalMay 20, 2012
Ur such good company. So why am I dining alone? LOL

Removing mobile phones from the dinner-table is the first step in a digital-free diet

The NationalMay 06, 2012
The (un)happy pills that profit from prolonging depression

Profit from "happy pills" skews the treatment of depression

The NationalMay 01, 2012
Are married women inherently smarter than the rest of us?

New study casts doubt on the conventional wisdom that says it is better to defer marriage until after studies are completed.

The NationalMarch 05, 2012
In a digital age, it's worth asking cheaters a question or two

Oral exams could be one way to stop students who cut corners.

The NationalFebruary 22, 2012
What's in a rose? More than just a cheap gimmick at the mall

The rose, now largely a retailers's hostage as a symbol of Valentine's Day, has a ong history as a symbol of love, and more.

The NationalFebruary 14, 2012
Got a case of the Mondays? Sunday is your day to shine

"Blue Monday" is a western concept that doesn't mean much in the UAE. But understanding what makes people feel depressed is important everywhere.

The NationalJanuary 22, 2012
Tired of self-help drivel? Seven simple steps to misery

You don't need an Oprah to achieve lasting unhappiness. Step this way.

The NationalJanuary 03, 2012
More Articles

The National News Logo
IPSO regulated

News
UAE
Gulf
MENA
US
UK
Europe
Asia
Business
Aviation
Economy
Energy
Money
Property
Banking
Markets
Opinion
Comment
Editorial
Obituaries
Cartoon
Feedback
Future
Science
Space
Technology
Climate
Environment
Road to Net Zero
Health
Culture
Art & Design
Books
Film & TV
Music & On-stage
Pop Culture
Lifestyle
Travel
Fashion & Beauty
Food
Motoring
Luxury
Home & Garden
Wellbeing
Things to do
Sport
Football
Cricket
Olympics
F1
Tennis
Combat Sports
Cycling
Weekend
Living in the UAE
TN Magazine
Podcasts Newsletters Read E-Paper Print Subscriptions Video App
About UsContact UsWork With UsAdvertise With UsTerms & ConditionsPrivacy PolicyCookie PolicySitemapArchiveRegistration FAQsRosalynn Carter Fellowship
IPSO regulated
Follow us
Get news alerts from
The National logo
You can manage notifications at any time by clicking the notifications icon.