10 spa domains
1. Waters: The internal and external use of water in its many forms.
2. Nourishment: What we feed ourselves: food, herbals, supplements and medicines.
3. Movement: Vitality and energy through movement, exercise, stretching and fitness.
4. Touch: Connectivity and communication embraced through touch, massage and bodywork.
5. Integration: The personal and social relationship between mind, body, spirit and environment.
6. Aesthetics: Our concept of beauty and how botanical agents relate to the biochemical components of the body.
7. Environment: Location, placement, weather patterns, water constitution, natural agents and social responsibility.
8. Cultural Expression: The spiritual belief systems, the value of art and the scientific and political view of the time.
9. Social Contribution: Commerce, volunteer efforts, and intention as they relate to well-being.
10. Time, Space Rhythms: The perception of space and time and its relationship to natural cycles and rhythms.