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Thank you to our launch partners @StrandPalace & @IconicHotels for hosting the relaunch of The Travel Magazine last week 🥂
A London icon since 1909, in the heart of the West End. We couldn't have chosen a better setting.
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nhow London. Hotel Review, Shoreditch EC1
Where Punk Spirit Meets Royal Flair
A stay at nhow would appeal to anyone with an appreciative eye for funky design. It works as a base for weekend breaks, close to the City yet well connected to the best of Shoreditch and Islington.
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We are at nhow London hotel on the border of Shoreditch and Islington.
First impressions : this is a funky, punky hotel with a right royal twist - unapologetically different in style and vibe. Full review soon. – at Islington, London
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LONDON HOTEL REVIEW: Montcalm House Mayfair Hotel
Montcalm Mayfair is a beautifully put-together hotel with a superb, quiet central London location.
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We are visiting the graceful Roseate House boutique hotel, housed in three 19th-century Grade II townhouses in London's Westbourne Terrace. Full Review soon.
@roseatehouselondon
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If you are a psychotherapist of any modality who is interested in writing about the unconscious, you might be interested in the creative writing workshop I'm facilitating on Sunday 10 May, 10am to 1.30pm at Jackson's Lane Art Centre in Highgate, London: acpnl.org.uk/book-cpd
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I'm thrilled to be giving a Political Mind talk at the Institute of Psychoanalysis (!!!!!) about writing my Guardian column lnkd.in/ePEmA-5a about being a patient in psychoanalysis and a psychodynamic psychotherapist, while working in the NHS...
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Travel Guide: Sydney
5 top arts and cultural must-dos in Sidney, Australia
#Sydney #Australia #culture
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Guide to Thuin, Wallonia, Belgium
The hilltop Belgian town of Thuin is famous for its UNESCO World Heritage 17th-century belfry, but there's plenty more to see here.
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Ever fantasized about walking through a riverside town full of stories?
Natchez blends rich history, grand mansions and stunning Mississippi River views into one charming escape.
Ready to explore its hidden gems?
👉 Read now: bit.ly/4pt3niC
#natchezms #southerncharm
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It's my last column after nearly 2 years, & I finally said what I wanted to say. I hope it's meaningful for you - this whole experience has been for me. Thank you so much for reading, and getting in touch if you have. It's been emotional ❤️
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And it's my penultimate column, so it's a thank you letter of sorts to all my readers. It has been quite an experience
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This week's column is about the difference between a nice feeling & a transformative developmental emotional experience: "I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: what we all want is to feel better – but what we really need is to get better at feeling."
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Been trying to write this for 1.5yrs-finally found the words
"These cuts make a mockery of parity of esteem for mental and physical health. It's not an acceptable state of affairs and we shouldn’t keep quiet about it. We should be marching in the streets."
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The latest newsletter from TheTravelMagazine.net
Best city in the world revealed, Ski, Hike, Adventure ideas for 2026 - mailchi.mp/thetravelmagazine…
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“The problem with knowing everything as a defensive strategy is that it is extremely ineffective. If you think it is your job to know everything, then when reality hits, you find yourself feeling like a failure. “If only I’d known!” Ha. No. If only you’d been able not to know.”
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On trying to know, & developing the capacity to bear not knowing, feat. complications in pregnancy, in marriage & in psychotherapy
"You plan the life out of your life, & your only enjoyment comes from things working out exactly as you knew they would"
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On trying to know, & developing the capacity to bear not knowing, feat. complications in pregnancy, in marriage & in psychotherapy
"You plan the life out of your life, & your only enjoyment comes from things working out exactly as you knew they would"
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Do you have a memory so vivid you can relive it?
@CambPsych and @durham_uni are exploring how vivid human memories work across our lives – and how ideas about vivid memory have evolved over centuries.
Your experiences could help us understand memory in new ways.
Take our survey: bit.ly/3J9Tzdm
ALT Person in a pink sweater smiling with eyes closed, framed by blurred pink flowers, with text 'Do you have a memory so vivid you can relive it?'
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This week's column is about going on a run for the 1st time in 10yrs, & how we can develop an exploitative relationship w our body to avoid unwanted feelings
"My mind can use my body to store and express things that my mind deems unwanted or unacceptable"
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ALERT: Expect delays at airports from today, 12 October, as the EES system begins its rollout.
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