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The World School of Massage and Holistic Healing Arts to Unveil New Wellness Education and Spa-Massage Program
Date:2/27/2013

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Spa-Lifestyle Education isn’t like the feel-good personal growth seminars that create results for only a week. The primary goal of lifestyle training is to create sustainable, lasting lifestyle habits; therefore continuous reinforcement of behavior until it becomes a habit is the key. Mandala and World School are institutions focused on marrying the finest health information available with wellness experiences (spa, massage, yoga) that create sustainable lifestyle change. In other words, knowing how to eat healthfully is something most of us are already educated in. Rather than focus on what to eat or how to exercise, spa-lifestyle education focuses primarily on creating the habits that last. Habit-based education must be experiential to be lasting. This is why bringing these services together is so important.

People all over the world, in all cultures, are interested in investing in their health as they travel, eat, exercise, and spend their time and money. Based on consumer feedback, it is clear that habit-forming education is exactly what the public has been asking for. The testing phase of this first course, Anything You Want...You Got It! has proven for many that it creates monumental and lasting transformation in their lives.

The inaugural course, “Anything You Want...You Got It!” will be held Friday evening through Sunday, February 8-10 (private experience) and February 22-24 (experiential public premiere). The course will be led by David Ross, a renowned holistic educator and member of the World School faculty, at The Mandala Spa and Spa Training Academy in Boracay Islands, Philippines.

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