Magazines: Psychology Today 2-years $15, Architectural Digest 3-years $15, Outside Magazine 2-years $8

DiscountMags.com has Psychology Today Magazine for $15 for 2 years when you apply coupon code 8040 at checkout. Thanks mpetey26

UPDATE: Deal is availalbe again and 2 Mags have been added.

DiscountMags.com has Psychology Today Magazine for $15 for 2 years when you apply coupon code 3458 at checkout. Thanks mpetey26

A couple more Mag Deals:

• Architectural Digest (3-years) $15
  • use code 6885
• Outside Magazine (2-years) $8
  • use code 6111

doesn't seem to work for renewals?

Thanks for posting OP. Interesting mag and great price. REPPed x4 for sharing.

You'd have to be crazy to pass on this one.

Jking.

Quote from 83tnaznav : You'd have to be crazy to pass on this one. Jking.

Quote from 83tnaznav : You'd have to be crazy to pass on this one. Jking.

I think that's the subject of an article in the first issue sent on this subscription.

Aren't the articles available free online?

Thanks. This will be a gift for my husband. I know he will love it.

ehh I want to bite, but I'm afraid the articles won't be all that serious - probably full of stuff like "Why are women more attached than men?", or "Why am I still hungry after I just ate?" etc zzz

Yea I wonder how educational this is or is it some Cosmopolitan crap like articles

My husband is a Psychology teacher and has read these at the library and about a week ago his Physical Therapist gave him two of these. He read them and made no mention of crappy stuff. I didnt look at them myself but he would have said something about them if he had found too much junk.

My mother is a practitioner (lucky me) and I've subscribed before. Psychology Today is definitely not Cosmopolitan but it's no Scientific American either. I'd say it is most like The Week. Complex developments are processed and refined to be digested as easily as white bread.

I do find it a quick, interesting read -- just ignore the advertisements that get more and more ridiculous as you flip through the pages.

A handful of articles are free online, but (when I last checked) most are not.