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Spa Therapist Find great staffTM A SPA BUSINESS PUBLICATION spa opportunities 16-29 SEPTEMBER 2016 ISSUE 250 Daily news & jobs: www.spaopportunities.com The Ranch to open second property in Sonoma The Ranch – which operates a weight and regain mental clarity well-known destination fitness and peace of mind. Chiropractic, and wellness retreat in Malibu, guided imagery and self- California – will open a new property defense sessions are also offered. in Sonoma, California in 2017. The setting does not have Wifi Similar to The Ranch Malibu, or cell phone reception, and guests The Ranch Sonoma will host have limited access to computers and an intimate, intensive weekly phones in order to encourage them to programme limited to 24 guests. focus their energies on being present The Sonoma location sits on 2,700 in the natural, serene surroundings. acres and is tucked into nature with First opened in 2010 by owners Alex a 2.5 mile (4km) creek running and Sue Glasscock, the programme through the property – a remote, features specialists including a secluded setting designed for guests doctor of Eastern Medicine, a to feel sequestered, much as they licensed nutritionist/dietician, do at the original location – and The retreat combines mountain hikes with a 1,600-calorie-a-day diet physical trainers and outdoor will feature the substantial hiking hiking and wilderness guides. programme the retreat is known for. includes four to five hours of group In 2013, The Ranch grew the brand to The Ranch Malibu is an endurance, mountain hiking each day, as well as core include The Ranch 4.0, a four-day version wellness and nutrition programme designed and ab weights, daily yoga sessions, a private of the programme in partnership with the to re-calibrate guests’ lifestyles towards afternoon massage – and a restricted, California Health & Longevity Institute achieving and sustaining their health goals. 1,600-calorie, organic, vegetarian diet. at the Four Seasons Hotel Westlake Village. Popular with celebrities, the The Ranch The programme aims to help guests lose Details: http://lei.sr?a=j3H3W_S Wellness in Architecture Seabourn, Steiner initiative launches partner with Dr Weil The nonprofit Global Wellness Luxury cruise line Seabourn and The Onboard Institute is launching a Wellness Spa by Steiner have created a fleet-wide in Architecture Initiative. mindful living programme in partnership with The initiative’s mission is to integrative medicine pioneer Dr Andrew Weil. bring together diverse thought The programme is designed to offer guests leaders to raise the awareness on a holistic spa and wellness experience that how our surroundings affect us. integrates physical, social, environmental Initiative members will gather and spiritual wellbeing. It will be led by Dr Weil is a pioneer in integrative medicine emerging evidence of the effects The Wellness Guide – a newly established that the built environment has on position – who will be a certified yoga and “By partnering with Dr Weil, a pioneer in humankind – diving into scientific meditation practitioner whose job will integrative medicine, we will deliver an even corners of academia, interviewing be to inspire and educate guests through greater degree of mind and body programmes experts within the building industry, classes and gatherings during voyages. that ensure you can break away, relax and collecting personal experiences “This new wellness programme will offer rejuvenate while you travel with us.” of healing spaces, and more. our guests an experience they simply won’t The programme will to kick off in January Continued on back cover find anywhere else in the industry,” said 2017 on Seabourn Encore’s inaugural cruise. Richard Meadows, president of Seabourn. 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