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The rise of the spa retreats that help you upskill as well as unwind - Vimarsana News

The rise of the spa retreats that help you upskill as well as unwind

Never have holidays been under such pressure to perform. Why not use the time to learn something new?

Can an Alpine retreat cure long Covid? One writer plays guinea pig - Vimarsana News

Can an Alpine retreat cure long Covid? One writer plays guinea pig

Of the 213 million people infected by Covid-19 around the world, between 10 per cent and 23 per cent experience lengthy recovery

DR MAX PEMBERTON: We mustn't dodge issue of assisted dying any longer - Vimarsana News

DR MAX PEMBERTON: We mustn't dodge issue of assisted dying any longer

During my career, I have seen many people die and I know there are some ways I could simply not bear.  There are certain conditions that, if I was diagnosed with them, I would choose to take my own life rather than suffer what I consider torture. The idea of slowly choking to death because I am losing the ability to swallow, for example. And the thought of being unable to move chills me — and many others, I think — to the core. Every doctor has stories of patients that make you question whether doctors should be able to step in and end people's lives when they really want it.

Why 2021 is the year to do a retreat - Vimarsana News

Why 2021 is the year to do a retreat

Why 2021 is the year to do a retreat From silent and grief retreats to art and laughter classes, there's never been a better time to calm the soul and clear the mind Retreats of all kinds are the perfect post-pandemic antidote, whatever your needs Credit:  d3sign/Getty Images It’s late September, and I’ve sneaked in a retreat between lockdowns just a 30-minute drive from my home. I’m at Sharpham House, a splendid ­Palladian mansion set on a bend of the river Dart near the Devon village of ­Ashprington, writing at a table on the terrace and eating plums straight from the orchard. Fell...