Seeking Practitioners, Clinicians, Workshop/Class/Group Facilitators
Seeking Practitioners, Clinicians, Workshop/Class/Group Facilitators for a new, and exciting, Wellness Centre in Lindale, opening April 2021.
The Rezonate Wellness centre houses a beautiful reception, five treatment rooms, a relaxing kitchen/breakout area and a 9m x 4m classroom. All very tastefully and professionally decorated in a welcoming and relaxing environment.
The mission of the Rezonate Wellness Centre is to put the WE into Wellness by collaboratively and actively empowering clients to find peace of mind, life purpose, make beautiful connections while improving their overall health and wellbeing.
If you have experience in any of the following, facilitate classes, workshops or group events, or have other Wellness based experience, we want to hear from you.
• Beautician/Make-up
• Massage/Bodywork
• Acupuncture/Energy worker
• Counsellor/Coaching
• Homeopath/Herbalist
• Nutritionist/Dietician
• Men’s heath & wellbeing
• Children’s health & wellbeing
• Senior health & wellbeing
• Group / Class / Workshop Facilitator
Email Debby at: wellness@rezonate.co.nz confirming if you are a practitioner or facilitator, your service type and experience and your preferred days/time(s)
If you need any additional information, please contact us.
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