Category: Health & Wellness

Clean Eating

Great Reward Ideas that Aren’t Edible

Rewarding the body is in many ways also rewarding to the mind. Treats and rewards give us something to anticipate, a feeling of enjoyment in

Health & Wellness

Learn Balance from a Wellness Retreat

Achieving optimal health and wellness requires balancing many aspects of your life, not just what you eat and how often you work out. A holistic

Body Image

Wellness Tips for New Moms

Gearing up for a new baby begins the moment you learn that you’re pregnant. Whether you already have children or are experiencing motherhood for the

Body Image

A Different Look at Nutrition

Healthy weight loss requires taking a holistic look at your overall health and paying attention to the vital role that nutrition plays in reaching your

Body Image

The Major Obstacles to Weight Loss

Healthy weight loss starts on the inside. During our weight loss resort retreats, we help our guests understand the bigger picture surrounding their wellness journey.

Clean Eating

Five Healthy Foods to Add to Your Diet

It’s time to get excited about eating again. Get out of your diet rut. Stop reaching for the same old go-to’s in your pantry. During

Emotional Wellness

What Wellness Looks Like

While you can set wellness-related goals and make changes to your diet, exercise, and lifestyle, true wellness is a deeper and more personal accomplishment. Your

Emotional Wellness

Wellness 101: Where to Start

Making a commitment to increase your personal wellness can seem like a daunting task. It’s easy to get overwhelmed at the thought of major changes

Emotional Wellness

How to Find the Right Work-Life Balance

The new year is upon us and it’s time to get serious about striking that work-life balance you’ve probably been talking about–but have likely been

Arlene Sandoval

Assistant Guest Experience Coordinator

Arlene Sandoval is a San Diego native with over fifteen years of professional
experience working alongside C-level executives in major corporations in the San Diego
area. Arlene was mentored and trained by top-level executives at two major Fortune
500 companies. She was offered an executive-level position when she was twenty-five,
making her the youngest person offered the International Executive Communications
Position. By twenty-eight, Arlene felt pulled toward the non-profit sector and became
Chief Operation Officer of an International non-profit with a focus on social justice
reform and media; helping to build communities of hope in war-torn countries. Arlene
helped restructure, create, and manage a multi-million dollar budget. She created new
policies and procedures to help the corporation comply with California 501(c)3 non-profit
laws and regulations. During this time she gained invaluable knowledge in the private
and public sectors.