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A team of psychologists provide expert advice on making the most of family travel including with children and teenagers.| The Travel Psychologist
A team of psychologists provide expert advice on making the most of family travel including with children and teenagers.| The Travel Psychologist
This guide contains affiliate links. This means that if you book through the links provided, this blog may receive a small commission at no cost to you. If you’re looking for a city that blends grandeur with grit, elegance with edge, Budapest might just be the one. It’s a place where thermal baths steam beside [...] The post A perfect city break in Budapest appeared first on The Travel Psychologist.| The Travel Psychologist
Psychological therapist and single parent Elise Dyer shares expert advice and personal insights on travelling solo with children. A compassionate guide for navigating logistics, emotions, and meaningful moments abroad.| The Travel Psychologist
Dr Charlotte Russell, Clinical Psychologist & Founder This article contains affiliate links. This means that if you book through the links provided this blog will receive a small commission at no cost to you. Three cities and countries, seven days, and a journey that moves through history, culture, and quiet moments of connection. This Central Europe [...] The post Central Europe 7 Day Itinerary: Munich, Vienna & Budapest appeared first on The Travel Psychologist.| The Travel Psychologist
By Elise Dyer, Clinical Associate Psychologist & Regular Contributor As a psychologist who's made Cornwall my home, I've learned that autumn is when this stunning peninsula truly reveals its magic. The summer crowds have dispersed, the light takes on a golden quality that photographers dream about, and the landscape transforms into a tapestry of russets [...] The post Cornwall in Autumn: 3 day itinerary appeared first on The Travel Psychologist.| The Travel Psychologist
As a clinical psychologist, visiting the Freud Museum in Vienna felt less like sightseeing and more like a quiet pilgrimage. Nestled in an elegant suburb of Vienna, this was once Freud’s home and consulting room—a place where psychoanalysis was born. Stepping through its doors, I was entering the beginnings of a discipline that continues to [...] The post The Freud Museum in Vienna: A psychologist’s perspective appeared first on The Travel Psychologist.| The Travel Psychologist
Discover the best things to do in Hvar Town, from scenic boat trips around the Adriatic to historic landmarks, authentic dining, and quiet beaches. A thoughtful guide to culture, connection, and coastal charm.| The Travel Psychologist
A blog by a team of UK trained psychologists on a mission to provide credible and interesting information about travel and well-being.| The Travel Psychologist
Dr Nicola Cann, Sleep Psychologist & Regular Contributor If you judge a city by its food, Singapore punches far above its weight. In the 2017 CNN Readers’ Choice survey of the World’s Best Foods, this tiny island-state claimed four of the top fifty spots—a remarkable feat for a country with fewer than six million people. [...] The post Singapore for Foodies: A One-Day Culinary Journey Through the Lion City appeared first on The Travel Psychologist.| The Travel Psychologist
This guide contains affiliate links. This means that if you book through the links provided, this blog may receive a small commission at no cost to you. Split is one of those cities that feels effortlessly alive. It’s not polished or postcard-perfect in the way Dubrovnik is, and that’s exactly why it’s so compelling. Built [...] The post A city break in Split, Croatia appeared first on The Travel Psychologist.| The Travel Psychologist
Manchester at Christmas feels like stepping into a snow globe; twinkling lights, the scent of bratwurst in the air, and that unmistakable buzz of people wrapped up in scarves, clutching mulled wine and laughing under fairy-lit stalls. As a local, I’ve been visiting the Manchester Christmas Markets for years and I can honestly say they [...] The post Manchester Christmas Markets 2025: Everything You Need to Know appeared first on The Travel Psychologist.| The Travel Psychologist
Explore North Wales in 5 days with this thoughtful itinerary from a psychologist and travel writer. Discover castles, coastal walks, and mindful moments in one of Britain’s most scenic regions.| The Travel Psychologist
Discover top tips for a city break in Barcelona, including Gaudí’s architecture, vibrant food spots, cultural highlights, and personal recommendations from psychologist Dr Charlotte. A guide for curious travellers seeking connection and inspiration.| The Travel Psychologist
Clinical psychologist Dr Jenna Kirtley provides advice on travelling with post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)| The Travel Psychologist
Psychologist Dr Charlotte Russell explores the psychology of travel scams and offers tips on how to avoid them.| The Travel Psychologist
Dr Charlotte Russell shares her 10 day Croatia itinerary including recommendations for Dubrovnik, Hvar and Split.| The Travel Psychologist
Dr Charlotte shares her recommendations for books to read on vacation including psychological themes, and when and where to read them.| The Travel Psychologist
Dr Charlotte Russell provides her perfect Rome to Amalfi Coast itinerary including hotels, things to do and tried and tested tips.| The Travel Psychologist
Psychologist Dr Jill Dunbar explores the benefits of travel including how travel experiences can enhance psychological flexibility| The Travel Psychologist
