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Six Senses Destination Spa Phuket launches The Wellness Wheel

Posted December 16, 2008 , trackback

At the recently opened Six Senses Destination Spa Phuket in Thailand, preventative wellness is a fundamental component that is built into every guest’s personalised multi-day programme or Life Passage. Elevating this to the next level, Six Senses has created The Wellness Wheel to provide a complete wellness solution that assists with holistic integration and guiding guests towards a lifestyle of sustainable health, wellness, happiness and personal growth.

The Wellness Wheel introduces twelve key dimensions of wellness that influence and respond to one another in an ongoing process. The coaching programme supporting The Wellness Wheel allows guests to understand how to make specific aspects of wellness active in every life choice, activity and belief. The programme starts during the stay at the Six Senses Destination Spa and continues long after the guest leaves by providing feedback, insights, and guidance on the guest’s lifestyle.
The web-based coaching programme was developed in cooperation with a US-based company, and includes assessment, guidance and follow-up support. Starting with an in-depth online questionnaire based on twelve key dimensions, guests record their answers to a number of statements relating to their well-being. Guests then judge and record their level of satisfaction about their responses.
The twelve key dimensions comprise of Self-Responsibility and Love, Breathing, Sensing, Eating, Moving, Feeling, Thinking, Playing and Working, Communicating, Intimacy, Finding Meaning, and Transcending.
Upon completion of the questionnaire, guests receive 1) a Wellness Score, 2) a Satisfaction Score, and 3) an Areas-of-Strength Analysis. Holistic consultants then guide guests on how the different dimensions influence each other, and how to re-balance areas that are weak, how to promote areas of dissatisfaction, and possibly how to predispose areas relating to disease. Following the analysis, guests create an action plan with specific objectives and initiatives to provide a practical gateway for change and growth.
After departure from the resort, guests log into their newly created personal webpage where they have access to resources relating to wellness including relevant health advice matching their personal plan and a self-study area providing an opportunity to further explore each dimension. Additionally, an online journal function is available where The Wellness Wheel directs email reminders to guests to inspire and encourage them toward completing their action plans.
The personal action plan can be re-evaluated and re-aligned at any time depending on the individual’s stage of transformation. Whilst at the resort, guests have access to certified wellness coaches; six months after the original assessment, guests have the option of taking another test to review their level of wellness to ascertain if they may benefit from further adjustments in their lives.

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