For its June issue, available from 29 April, Psychologies magazine will introduce its brand new wellness section, brainchild of health and wellness director Eminé Ali Rushton, who has been with the title for five years. The new section, entitled #360me, is a completely holistic approach to health and wellness, and seeks to help readers join the dots between their bodies, minds and spirits.

Ahead of launch, Psychologies has appointed a selection of experts and authorities as contributing editors for new content and columns, including: Dr Andrew Weil, who provides the definitive answer to one burning health question each month, and Melissa and Jasmine Hemsley, who are sharing their ethical living, home, travel and wellness tips in The Art of Living Well. Nutritional therapist Eve Kalinik takes up a new role as contributing nutrition editor; while Hollie Grant (the PilatesPT), joins as contributing fitness editor. Catherine Turner and Suzanne Duckett also join the team as contributing wellness editors. Daisy Finer joins as contributing travel editor and 'Naturalista' Xochi Balfour shares her simple, quick and mood-boosting One Good Thing every month.

The new #360me section is comprised of 24 pages. Eminé Ali Rushton is the best contact for the new section, which now includes health, beauty, wellness and travel. She is assisted by new editorial assistant, Ellen Tout. The print content will be supported by a new LifeLabs channel on the video-based arm of the website, where experts will be contributing regular videos, motivational tips, honest advice and kind wisdom, every week from launch.

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