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Bryony Gordon

Bryony Gordon

Feature Writer / Columnist at The Daily Telegraph - Telegraph.co.uk

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Bryony Gordon
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How to be happy wherever you live - The Telegraph

From finding your tribe to celebrating the positives, you don’t need to live in a country idyll to find contentment
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I'm running for the people who can't – they have made every step a ...

The best motivation for running is remembering that unlike many others, I can
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Can we blame kids for wanting a phone when we're so attached to our...

Parents around the country have realised that children are being exposed to social media too young – the fightback has begun
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My stay in a £40000 a week rehab centre for the super rich left me ...

One of the world’s most discreet and luxuriously appointed clinics is quietly saving the international super rich from the slippery slopes
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When I want to give up I turn to plus-size influencers, who remind ...

These fitness gurus help me to focus on what I can do, rather than what I can’t
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When the cupboard ran out of food, I started thinking about the foo...

In an exclusive extract from new book Mad Woman, Bryony Gordon shares how she found herself returning to her first addiction: binge eating
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'Sorry, chaps, but feminism hasn't gone nearly far enough' - The Te...

A new poll in Spain about feminism has seen a male backlash – but there are more urgent questions we should be considering

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I've spent 45 years with a narcissist husband – will I ever get him...

Anxiety aunt Bryony Gordon will address a problem from a reader each week. If you’d like her advice, email howareyoureally@telegraph.co.uk
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What to wear if you've never been running before - The Telegraph

I was reluctant, under-equipped and clueless when I started jogging, but with these tips you can avoid my mistakes
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Bryony Gordon: 'Why I'm running four marathons back to back to ... ...

If I can get through suicidal depressions and addiction, then I can do this ridiculous challenge
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Why I'm happy to have just one child – and it's no one else's busin...

As far as other people’s choices are concerned, the best way to be a grown-up about it all is just to pipe down
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Hunter Biden: 'Dad tells me he's proud of my sobriety every day' - ...

The son of President Joe Biden talks to Bryony Gordon on the Telegraph’s Mad World podcast about his recovery from addiction
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Matthew Perry was no Hollywood idiot – he dedicated his life to ......

Few celebrities will speak about addiction, but despite the stigma, Perry was still prepared to talk about it openly
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Matthew Perry was no Hollywood idiot – he dedicated his life to ......

Few celebrities will speak about addiction, but despite the stigma, Perry was still prepared to talk about it openly
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Living in half a room has liberated us from buying things we simply...

I’m inclined to suggest we throw everything in the storage unit away and continue this life of self-imposed minimalism
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The despicable truth about OCD - The Telegraph

Much has been made of David Beckham’s apparent OCD tendencies – if true, he is dealing with a serious monster of an illness
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An alcoholic's guide to sober October - The Telegraph

Only by remembering that I am an alcoholic – and doing the work to stay sober – do I get to be everything else
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An alcoholic's guide to sober October - The Telegraph

Only by remembering that I am an alcoholic – and doing the work to stay sober – do I get to be everything else
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Why cold water swimming might be doing you more harm than good - Th...

A plunge into freezing water is often billed as a boost for mental and physical health. But the dangers can far outweigh any benefits.
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Living in a commune is my answer to the problem of loneliness - The...

I always think you can tell where someone is in their life by discovering what they daydream about.
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How I went from sweating in bed with self-loathing to running a ......

When asked how I’m now able to do burpees, box jumps and bonkers running escapades, my answer is always the same: it started with a walk