Health Retreats & Stress in Australia
385 health retreats & stress businesses across Australia, ranked by local votes. Pick a city to narrow it down.
Showing 281–300 of 385
Tir Na Nog Skin & Body Therapy
The Golden Door Spa & Health Club
Suzie's Beauty Retreat
Tapitallee Retreat & Sanctuary
Burnbank Estate
Authenticity Retreats
Cedarvale Health & Lifestyle Retreat
Camp Yak
Serenity Lodge (Nsw) Pty Ltd
Hopewood Health Retreat
Highwood Health Centre & Retreat
Xantor Weinberg
Peace Retreat The
Lowanna Day Spa
Cosmic Connections
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Ballarat (12)East Coast (3)Geelong (6)Melbourne (59)Northern District (9)South Coast (8)South West (3)Western District (1)QLD
Beaudesert District (2)Brisbane (12)Cairns (10)Gold Coast (31)Mackay (2)Rockhampton (1)Sunshine Coast (36)Toowoomba (1)Townsville (5)ACT
Canberra (1)User guide to Health Retreats & Stress
Health Retreats and Stress
A "retreat" explicitly means to distance oneself. A health retreat implies that the distance is from health problems, such as those caused by stress in day to day living. A health retreat is a place to sojourn to for spiritual and physical renewal and rejuvenation.
Most health retreats combine one or more of the rejuvenating powers of meditation, yoga, healthy eating, exercise and massage with leading a balanced lifestyle (at least for a short time). You can book yourself into a health retreat for a few days or a longer duration depending on your specific reason to get away.
Health retreats are also often called spa retreats because they cater to personal and beauty care such as skin, hair, nails, etc. It can also refer to a medical spa with more advanced health facilities such as those required for botox and laser hair removal.
When choosing a health or spa retreat, it's imperative to keep the following in mind:
- Only choose a retreat with a great reputation and referrals and licenses to back it up. Choose a spa that is listed in the International Spa Association or the International Medical Spa Association
- Know whether you want to go for one-on-one treatment or group sessions
- Know what you organic food options are and alert retreat staff to any food allergies you may have
- Understand the risks, if any, of the treatment
- Become familiar with the products used on your skin and alert retreat staff to any skin allergies you may have
- Have a read through what previous people who have gone to the spa have said. There are usually reviews available online for most spa's and you can find them on sites like Start Local. It might also be fun to write about some of your previous experiences to help other spa-goers in the future!