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What modalities would you want to see and what priority would those modalities have?
In Reply to: Walt - if you were to open a health spa.... posted by Tom on June 25, 2003 at 20:07:47:
Hi, Tom.
The basics should be teaching the fundamentals of the 3 legged stool of wellness while experiencing it during the entire stay. Of course, biofeedback certification of SR effectiveness.
Then the added modalities would be therapeutic massage for those who are obviously bracing, Rolfing for those with deeper problems bound to their fascia, classes in Alexander Technique, experiential classes in Reflexology, flexibility, breathing, imagery, and whole food shopping, spices and preparation. If available, Aromatherapy and Bach Flower classes.
Depending upon the budget, & availablity of talent in the area, more could be added but this would be a good start.
Walt
In Reply to: Walt - if you were to open a health spa.... posted by Tom on June 25, 2003 at 20:07:47:
If Walt opened a spa, I'd be spending a lot of time there...perhaps getting massages by Hap and eating with food's cooked by HY!
Michele
In Reply to: Re: Walt - if you were to open a health spa....My ideal. Archive in wellnes posted by Walt Stoll on June 26, 2003 at 06:12:45:
Do any of those modalities require licences? It would be a shame oif you started getting hassled again, especially with profound results.
In Reply to: Re: Walt - if you were to open a health spa....My ideal. Archive in wellnes posted by Walt Stoll on June 26, 2003 at 06:12:45:
Personally I'd want to see what you would do in this area.
Energized water?
Bodywork?
Meridian Unblocking?
Ultrasound Therapy?
Flotation S/D Tanks?
I come just to see that.
In Reply to: Re: Walt - if you were to open a health spa....My ideal. Archive in wellnes posted by Gregory on June 26, 2003 at 07:09:45:
Thanks, Gregory.
Some do. They have already done everything they could do to me. Of course, what they already did was illegal so I guess they could do something like that again.
Fortunately, I no longer have the energy to do something like this. Most of these spas fail within the first year or so. Only someone who is independently wealthy can hope to get a good one started. if someone wanted to invest about 100 million in getting something like this put together, I would mot mind acting as a consultant and participating but never would I take it all on myself like I did the Centre in KY.
With that much backing, I believe it would survive. See Fox Hollow, in KY, as an example of this.
Walt
In Reply to: Re: Walt - if you were to open a health spa....My ideal: Energy Systems posted by Gregory on June 26, 2003 at 07:13:55:
Gregory,
I had my own flotation tank in my heated garage for a couple of years around about 1979.
The others would be included if there were trained people in those areas who lived in the area.
Walt
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