Wellness Coaching Initiative 2023 Trends The GWI Workplace Wellness Initiative trends forecast shows that wellness at work is much more than offering physical programs. Today, mental wellbeing, diversity, equity and inclusion, remote workers and financial wellbeing must all be considered. TREND 1: Holistic wellbeing Most large organizations have physical wellness programs and recent years have shown a shift toward prevention rather than correction. However, most…
Sound Wellness Initiative Trends for 2022
Sound Wellness Initiative 2022 Trends TREND 1: The Future of Sound Wellness is Here: Digital Health + Bioacoustics = Sound Wellness There are many devices that are capable of collecting health information outside of a doctor’s office or medical setting. Beyond specific home-use devices though, our own digital devices that we carry with us all the time, or the wearable digital devices that are becoming…
Cryotherapy Initiative Trends for 2023
Cryotherapy Initiative 2023 Trends The Global Wellness Institute’s Cryotherapy Initiative is all about the benefits of cold but cryotherapy is a very “hot” trend. The Initiative team presents the new aspects of this trend as individual “trends,” as follows: TREND 1: Electrical-driven Systems are Being Substituted for Gas-driven systems in Cryotherapy Gas/nitrogen driven systems use evaporation of gas to generate ultra-low temperatures, while electricity driven…
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2023 Annual Press Event: Research + Trends
Sleep Initiative Trends for 2022
Sleep Initiative 2022 Trends TREND 1: Hotels increasingly prioritize sleep for travelers Awareness about the importance of sleep has only grown in recent years, and more hotels are stepping up their efforts to help guests truly rest and recharge during their stay. Better sleep in hotels can not only lead to happier, healthier, and more productive guests but also serve as a means of positively…
Hydrothermal Initiative Trends for 2020
Hydrothermal Initiative 2020 Trends TREND 1: What’s Old Is New Again: Self-Service, Touchless Bathing Circuits Hit Their Stride In addition to the myriad of technology solutions you can expect for touchless, automated entry/exit and contactless check-in/out, there will be a greater emphasis on hydrothermal areas that deliver evidence-based wellness without trained therapists or with very minimal staffing. Hydrothermal bathing’s healing properties have been part of…