
The Brain and Emotions: Why We Feel What We Feel (and What to Do About It)
Tue 17 Nov · 18:30
The Trafalgar Public House
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A workshop titled 'The Brain and Emotions: Why We Feel What We Feel (and What to Do About It)' will take place on 17 November 2026 at The Trafalgar Public House in London. This event will explore the relationship between brain function and emotional responses, featuring discussions and Q&A sessions. Participants can expect a relaxed atmosphere with opportunities for networking over drinks.
Welcome to The Shift - from Human Doings to Human Beings.
Ever wondered why some situations trigger such strong emotions, while others barely affect us? Or why we sometimes struggle to make sense of our own emotional reactions?
Join us for a fascinating evening of brain discoveries, thought-provoking conversations and interesting people to meet, all over a glass of wine at one of Chelsea's most charming venues.
THE SHIFT - From Human Doings to Human Beings: once a month, we gather at The Trafalgar Pub to explore how our brains shape our behaviour, emotions, relationships and everyday lives.
Each evening, expect a lively combination of conversation, Q&A, drinks and nibbles, with Bruna De Palo in conversation with Lusiana Graham.
Bruna De Palo is a neuroscience-based coach and author of The Brain Instruction Manual for Leaders: What nobody told you about working with humans (Hachette, 2026), recognised by Thinkers50 as a Global Top 50 Executive Coach.
For this second evening, we'll explore the fascinating science behind our emotions: why we feel what we feel, why our emotional responses can sometimes surprise us, and how understanding what happens in our brains can help us make better sense of ourselves and others.
You will leave the room with practical insights and tools about how to manage your emotions at work and in your personal life.
Become part of a warm, intellectually stimulating Chelsea circle of curious minds who enjoy thinking deeply, questioning assumptions and exchanging ideas – a space to shift your focus from doing to being.
Limited places to keep the evening intimate
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Here's how each evening unfolds:
---> 6:30 pm – Arrive, settle in, connect
Doors open. Grab a drink*, mingle and ease into the evening.
---> 7:00 pm – The conversation begins
Lusiana and Bruna explore the evening’s theme through neuroscience, stories and real-life examples, inviting open questions, genuine curiosity and different perspectives from the room.
---> 8:15 pm – Keep the conversation going
The formal part ends, but the evening doesn’t. Stay for drinks, food and more conversation with the Chelsea circle.
---> 9:00 pm – Until next time
We wrap up for the evening, hopefully with new connections and plenty to think about.
*£25 includes a drink and nibbles. Choose from a glass of house wine, Prosecco, a pint of beer or a soft drink.
Come straight from work and make yourself comfortable! You're welcome to order dinner from the pub and enjoy it during the talk.
And there's a little surprise too! Take home a thought-provoking Power Line card inspired by Bruna's book, and you might even pick a golden card and win a special gift!
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Discover more about THE SHIFT: https://books.brunadepalo.com/talks-the-shift/ (https://books.brunadepalo.com/talks-the-shift/)
Learn about the "The Brain Instruction Manual for Leaders": https://books.brunadepalo.com (https://books.brunadepalo.com/)
What people say about Bruna's talks
You have such a gift for presenting ideas in a way that feels fresh, intuitive and genuinely useful. I had several “of course, that makes so much sense” moments listening to you, and so much of what you said resonated.
Sasha Ozmen, Interior Designer
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Your reflections on the intersection of artificial intelligence, neuroscience and leadership, were truly fascinating and offered so much food for thought. Thank you for such an inspiring contribution, you are an exceptional speaker!
Tiziana Di Matteo, Professor of Econophysics at King's College, London
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Hotels within walking distance of The Trafalgar Public House.
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Frequently asked questions
The Brain and Emotions: Why We Feel What We Feel (and What to Do About It) takes place on Tuesday, 17 November 2026 at 18:30.
The Brain and Emotions: Why We Feel What We Feel (and What to Do About It) is held at The Trafalgar Public House in London (224-226 King's Road, London, SW3 5UA).
Tickets for The Brain and Emotions: Why We Feel What We Feel (and What to Do About It) are priced at £25. Live prices and availability are shown on Eventbrite.
The forecast for The Brain and Emotions: Why We Feel What We Feel (and What to Do About It) is Drizzle · 10°C.
Yes — hotels within walking distance of The Trafalgar Public House can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
Tickets for The Brain and Emotions: Why We Feel What We Feel (and What to Do About It) can be booked via Eventbrite using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
The Brain and Emotions: Why We Feel What We Feel (and What to Do About It)
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A workshop titled 'The Brain and Emotions: Why We Feel What We Feel (and What to Do About It)' will take place on 17 November 2026 at The Trafalgar Public House in London. This event will explore the relationship between brain function and emotional responses, featuring discussions and Q&A sessions. Participants can expect a relaxed atmosphere with opportunities for networking over drinks.
This summary was automatically generated from event data sourced from official ticketing providers.
Welcome to The Shift - from Human Doings to Human Beings.
Ever wondered why some situations trigger such strong emotions, while others barely affect us? Or why we sometimes struggle to make sense of our own emotional reactions?
Join us for a fascinating evening of brain discoveries, thought-provoking conversations and interesting people to meet, all over a glass of wine at one of Chelsea's most charming venues.
THE SHIFT - From Human Doings to Human Beings: once a month, we gather at The Trafalgar Pub to explore how our brains shape our behaviour, emotions, relationships and everyday lives.
Each evening, expect a lively combination of conversation, Q&A, drinks and nibbles, with Bruna De Palo in conversation with Lusiana Graham.
Bruna De Palo is a neuroscience-based coach and author of The Brain Instruction Manual for Leaders: What nobody told you about working with humans (Hachette, 2026), recognised by Thinkers50 as a Global Top 50 Executive Coach.
For this second evening, we'll explore the fascinating science behind our emotions: why we feel what we feel, why our emotional responses can sometimes surprise us, and how understanding what happens in our brains can help us make better sense of ourselves and others.
You will leave the room with practical insights and tools about how to manage your emotions at work and in your personal life.
Become part of a warm, intellectually stimulating Chelsea circle of curious minds who enjoy thinking deeply, questioning assumptions and exchanging ideas – a space to shift your focus from doing to being.
Limited places to keep the evening intimate
-------
Here's how each evening unfolds:
---> 6:30 pm – Arrive, settle in, connect
Doors open. Grab a drink*, mingle and ease into the evening.
---> 7:00 pm – The conversation begins
Lusiana and Bruna explore the evening’s theme through neuroscience, stories and real-life examples, inviting open questions, genuine curiosity and different perspectives from the room.
---> 8:15 pm – Keep the conversation going
The formal part ends, but the evening doesn’t. Stay for drinks, food and more conversation with the Chelsea circle.
---> 9:00 pm – Until next time
We wrap up for the evening, hopefully with new connections and plenty to think about.
*£25 includes a drink and nibbles. Choose from a glass of house wine, Prosecco, a pint of beer or a soft drink.
Come straight from work and make yourself comfortable! You're welcome to order dinner from the pub and enjoy it during the talk.
And there's a little surprise too! Take home a thought-provoking Power Line card inspired by Bruna's book, and you might even pick a golden card and win a special gift!
---
Discover more about THE SHIFT: https://books.brunadepalo.com/talks-the-shift/ (https://books.brunadepalo.com/talks-the-shift/)
Learn about the "The Brain Instruction Manual for Leaders": https://books.brunadepalo.com (https://books.brunadepalo.com/)
What people say about Bruna's talks
You have such a gift for presenting ideas in a way that feels fresh, intuitive and genuinely useful. I had several “of course, that makes so much sense” moments listening to you, and so much of what you said resonated.
Sasha Ozmen, Interior Designer
---
Your reflections on the intersection of artificial intelligence, neuroscience and leadership, were truly fascinating and offered so much food for thought. Thank you for such an inspiring contribution, you are an exceptional speaker!
Tiziana Di Matteo, Professor of Econophysics at King's College, London
Description supplied by the event organiser.
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Before you goFrequently asked questions
When is The Brain and Emotions: Why We Feel What We Feel (and What to Do About It)?
The Brain and Emotions: Why We Feel What We Feel (and What to Do About It) takes place on Tuesday, 17 November 2026 at 18:30.
Where is The Brain and Emotions: Why We Feel What We Feel (and What to Do About It) taking place?
The Brain and Emotions: Why We Feel What We Feel (and What to Do About It) is held at The Trafalgar Public House in London (224-226 King's Road, London, SW3 5UA).
How much are tickets for The Brain and Emotions: Why We Feel What We Feel (and What to Do About It)?
Tickets for The Brain and Emotions: Why We Feel What We Feel (and What to Do About It) are priced at £25. Live prices and availability are shown on Eventbrite.
What will the weather be like at The Brain and Emotions: Why We Feel What We Feel (and What to Do About It)?
The forecast for The Brain and Emotions: Why We Feel What We Feel (and What to Do About It) is Drizzle · 10°C.
Is there anywhere to stay near The Brain and Emotions: Why We Feel What We Feel (and What to Do About It)?
Yes — hotels within walking distance of The Trafalgar Public House can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
How do I get tickets for The Brain and Emotions: Why We Feel What We Feel (and What to Do About It)?
Tickets for The Brain and Emotions: Why We Feel What We Feel (and What to Do About It) can be booked via Eventbrite using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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