Guests can take home advice from 18 experts with Gwinganna’s online package

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Guests can take home advice from 18 experts with Gwinganna’s online package

POSTED 07 Jul 2017 . BY Jane Kitchen

The Wellness at Home package provides videos of popular classes from the retreat, including Qi Gong

Australian destination wellness resort Gwinganna Lifestyle Retreat has released an online package giving users access to wellness experts from its retreat.

The Wellness at Home package provides videos of popular classes from the retreat; as well as seminars and interviews on detox, sleep, nutrition and heart health; six audio meditation sessions; and information guides to download and keep.

“Gwinganna is the only health retreat providing a support tool for guests when they return home,” said general manager and wellness director Sharon Kolkka.

“It provides great value, and is also a wonderful gift idea to help inspire people to take better care of their health, and experience a taste of Gwinganna at home.”

Access to the site, which features 18 wellness experts, is AU$80 (US$61, €53, £47), and is available for six months from the date it is purchased.

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The Wellness at Home package provides videos of popular classes from the retreat

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