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Brainwave for hotels

Visiting practitioner

Give your wellbeing offer a scientific foundation.

Wellbeing programmes, content and strategy for hotels, resorts and members clubs.

Neuroscientist Anne-Sophie Fluri works with hotels, resorts and private members clubs to shape wellbeing experiences, create content and advise their teams.

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The guest experience

Wellbeing, made part of the stay.

Sessions and conversations that give guests practical ideas to use in everyday life.

01 / Visiting practitioner

What a visiting practitioner brings

Your guests get the experience and an explanation they can trust. Anne-Sophie brings an MRes in Experimental Neuroscience from Imperial College London and a decade of translating research into practical wellbeing.

  • A published neuroscientist
  • Former Head of Mindfulness and Chief Science Officer
  • In person, with your guests
Explore neuroscience workshops
Neuroscience talks and guided practices
Offer talks and guided practices led by a neuroscientist who can explain the reasoning behind each session.
Residencies and wellness weeks
Build a residency or wellness week around your property’s rhythm, with space for the spa, meals, activities and unplanned time.
Member events on wellbeing
Create a member event series around sleep, focus or everyday wellbeing, with room for questions and discussion.
Practical ideas for guests
Offer a focused workshop or guided session that leaves guests with practical ideas and a clear understanding of when and why to use them.

Methods

The methods we use

Everything in a programme has a mechanism behind it that can be explained to a guest in plain language. That rule decides what makes it onto the schedule.

Our science standard
Guided meditation
Guided practice in attention and awareness of the body, matched to the time of day.
Yoga nidra
Structured deep rest, offered before sleep or after a physically demanding day.
Breathwork
Guided breathing practices for a focused start to the day or a calmer evening.
Contrast therapy programming
Heat and cold sessions coordinated with the property's spa team, facilities and wider guest programme.
Sleep science
The science of sleep, translated into practical choices about light, routines and the sleep environment.
Talks
Neuroscience explained in plain language, with examples and discussion shaped around the audience.

Guests learn the practices and the reasoning behind them.

Sample residency day

Wellbeing sessions across a day.

There are three sessions, with time between them to enjoy the property.

Palm trees and white sand beside a turquoise island lagoon
IslandSpace to slow down.

resort

A sample day

  1. Sunrise breathwork on the beach
  2. The hours between belong to the stay.
  3. Talk: what stress does to the brain
  4. The hours between belong to the stay.
  5. Guided meditation

This is an illustrative day, and the timings and session mix are agreed around your property and guests.

A white cloud curling around the Matterhorn beneath a blue sky, with Alpine slopes and a fir tree below
MountainMovement. Recovery. Rest.

active resort

A sample day

  1. Activation breathwork before the hike
  2. The hours between belong to the stay.
  3. Recovery session: breath and contrast therapy
  4. The hours between belong to the stay.
  5. Talk: how sleep repairs an active body

This is an illustrative day, and the timings and session mix are agreed around your property and guests.

A panelled private room at Hotel Cafe Royal, set with a long table, leather mats and tall curtained windows
City clubA pause in the city.

members

A sample day

  1. Neuroscience brunch: the science of sleep
  2. The hours between belong to the stay.
  3. Members workshop: focus under pressure
  4. The hours between belong to the stay.
  5. Downregulation breathwork

This is an illustrative day, and the timings and session mix are agreed around your property and guests.

Hotels and clubs

Residencies and events

W Maldives, The Restore Ritual

14–20 September 2026 · View the programme

W Maldives island resort and overwater villas surrounded by a turquoise lagoon
Yoga beneath a sail canopy on an overwater deck at W Maldives, with the sun setting over the ocean
A white W sculpture and lime-green Good Morning mat on a timber deck beside the turquoise sea at W Maldives
Photography: W Maldives
Format
Wellness week curation and delivery.
Brief
A week of science-led wellbeing within the resort's island programme.
Programme
Guided meditation, breathwork, visualisation and restorative sessions, with an ice-bath challenge as part of the resort programme.
Guest takeaway
Simple, repeatable ways to pause, focus and unwind, with an explanation of the science behind each practice.

CERVO Mountain Resort, Zermatt

17–24 August · View the program

A sunlit lounge at CERVO Mountain Resort with the Matterhorn visible beyond its terrace
Cushioned seating, lanterns and dried flowers inside a timber-framed yurt at CERVO
A seated outdoor yoga stretch beneath an antler arch at CERVO, with the Matterhorn beyond
Photography: CERVO Mountain Resort
Format
Visiting practitioner residency.
Brief
Support guests through active days in the mountains.
Programme
A custom schedule mixing evidence-based meditation, yoga nidra and breathwork. Morning sessions prepared guests for hiking and mountain biking. Evening sessions eased them into sleep and taught them how to unwind.
Guest takeaway
A repeatable rhythm for an active stay: prepare for the day, recover after activity, and settle into rest.

Six Senses London

Anne-Sophie speaking at the far end of a communal table as guests look towards her at a Six Senses London neuroscience brunch
The printed menu card set on the table for the neuroscience brunch
The planted atrium at Six Senses London that members arrive through
Format
Member event series.
Brief
A series of neuroscience brunch events for members.
Programme
Talks connecting current neuroscience to everyday decisions about health and wellbeing, in a brunch format.
Guest takeaway
An accessible framework for discussing brain health and making sense of everyday wellbeing advice.

Lighthouse Social, London

Anne-Sophie Fluri standing beside the title card for her Science of Sleep talk at Lighthouse Social, shown on a wall-mounted screen
The lounge at Lighthouse Social, set up before the session
The Thames seen from the terrace at Fulham Pier
Format
Event curation and workshop.
Brief
Wellness event curation for a membership of high performers.
Programme
A series of wellness events and a workshop on the science of sleep.
Guest takeaway
Practical ways to prepare for sleep and recognise the daily habits that can make it easier to wind down.

1 Hotel

A session at 1 Hotel held under red light, guests sitting cross-legged on illuminated red-light panels while two speakers stand at the front
The 1 Hotel entrance sign set into a living wall of ferns beside the street
The planted lobby at 1 Hotel, with seating among the greenery
Format
Talk and guided session.
Brief
An evening that put the science of wellbeing in front of guests and then let them feel it.
Programme
A talk on how wellbeing affects the brain, followed by a guided meditation held under red light.
Guest takeaway
A clear reason for each practice, and one guests could repeat that same evening.

Hotel Cafe Royal, London

A sleep talk under way at Hotel Cafe Royal, the speaker beside a wall-mounted screen with the audience seated in front of her
Anne-Sophie speaking beside her closing presentation slide, with guests seated in front of her at Hotel Cafe Royal
Hotel Cafe Royal's entrance beneath its flags, with cars parked along the street
Format
Talk series.
Brief
Repeat sessions on sleep for the hotel's guests and members.
Programme
A run of talks on the science of sleep, covering how sleep is built, what disturbs it and what reliably helps.
Guest takeaway
Changes to light, timing and routine that guests can make the same week, with the reasoning behind each one.

Process

How a residency is built

StageYour propertyAnne-SophieAgreed together
01BriefYour propertyGuest profile, season and existing offerAnne-SophieUnderstand the briefAgreed togetherScope
02DesignYour propertyFacilities and daily rhythmAnne-SophieSessions, talks and the purpose of eachAgreed togetherSchedule and materials
03DeliveryYour propertyCoordination with your in-house teamAnne-SophieDeliver the agreed programmeAgreed togetherContent capture, where agreed
04AfterYour propertyProgramme debrief togetherAnne-SophiePractical guest takeaways and the agreed contentAgreed togetherReview the programme

02 / Content

Wellbeing content for your channels

Bring a scientist’s perspective to the way your property talks about wellbeing.

Discuss a content collaboration
  1. Agree the brief

    The topics, formats, deliverables and usage are settled before production.

  2. Create at your property

    Short-form video, photographs and educational material are made at your property and shaped around the setting.

    • Your channelsYour team gets material to use on your own channels.
    • Anne-Sophie’s channelsCo-created posts, reels and takeovers connect the setting with her work in neuroscience and wellbeing.
Content can be commissioned on its own or alongside an on-site programme.
Anne-Sophie speaking about the science of overthinking at ME LondonAnne-Sophie sharing her sleep routines from Hotel CostesA week in health and wellness with Anne-Sophie, in a studio with guestsThe room prepared for Brainwave’s Science of Sleep talk at Lighthouse SocialA red tree installation beneath a domed ceiling, from Anne-Sophie’s Midnight in London carouselAnne-Sophie beneath ME London’s marble walls, introducing her guide to overthinkingAnne-Sophie presenting Brainwave’s Science of Sleep at Lighthouse SocialA wood-panelled lounge with red sofas and a fireplace, from Anne-Sophie’s Midnight in London carousel

03 / Consulting

Wellness strategy

A clear direction for your property’s wellbeing offer, developed with the team who will deliver it.

Discuss your wellbeing strategy
  • Your positioning and guest profile
  • Existing spa, activities and food and beverage
  • Spaces, sessions and the daily rhythm

A coordinated wellbeing programmeThe result is a programme guests can understand, with a reason for each element and priorities your team can act on.

The plan draws on Anne-Sophie’s experience of translating neuroscience into wellbeing practice.

The practitioner

About Anne-Sophie

Anne-Sophie Fluri is a published neuroscientist and the founder of Brainwave. She holds an MRes in Experimental Neuroscience from Imperial College London and has spent the past decade translating neuroscience into work across mental health, meditation, sleep and mental fitness. Her senior roles have included Head of Mindfulness and Chief Science Officer. She brings that research and practical experience to hotels and members clubs, making the science clear, engaging and useful.

Meet Anne-Sophie
Anne-Sophie Fluri seated in a black blazer and blue jeans against a pale studio background

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