Source: Forbes Magazine Writer: Joni Sweet
Wellness routines went out the window in 2020. We canceled our restorative vacations and postponed our plans for wellness retreats. We started working out at home and dealt with major changes at yoga studios as they reopened (and mourned the loss of those that closed). We redirected our focus from skincare to sanitization and dealt with perpetual “maskne.” And a profound sense of grief and loss left our mental wellbeing in disarray.
For many of us, 2021 will be about regaining what we lost this year and finding new ways to take care of ourselves and our communities. Amid this collective need for catharsis and renewal, a collection of deeper, more accessible wellness experiences are emerging. No doubt, next year will change the way we approach our physical, emotional, and spiritual wellbeing.