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SALUS HEART AND WELLNESS ANNOUNCES 2003 PROGRAM SCHEDULE
Stanford-educated Cardiologist Leads Twice Monthly, Multi-Day Packages
Salus programs run twice per month and are available in two-, three- or four-day packages during select weekdays and weekends (view Calendar). The longer packages of three and four days include more comprehensive medical components such as cardiac evaluations with cardiologist examination and computer assessment of cardiac health. Dr.Treister interacts with participants throughout each program and leads various discussion groups. “Three- and four-day packages allow for more one-on-one time for consultation and are encouraged for those who have higher risk for heart disease,” says Treister. “The extended length of these programs allows for more in-depth exploration of different healing practices and holistic approaches to well-being.” The programs offer a variety of heart disease prevention and mindful living components ranging from cholesterol screenings to red wine tastings and meditation sessions. “Our goal is to get people involved in their heart health in a way that is most in tune with their lifestyle and daily activities,” Treister continued. About Salus Heart and Wellness Located in Rancho Bernardo, California (25 miles North of San Diego), Salus Heart and Wellness, a spa for the heart and mind, specializes in providing balanced, heart-focused wellness programs. Each Salus program combines the most up-to-date, evidence-based scientific information on heart health with the best of complementary medicine to create a unique wellness experience. Salus provides a variety of multi-day programs for individuals and groups at the Rancho Bernardo Inn, as well as customized presentations and workshops on site at corporate, government, business and educational facilities. Salus, (pronounced SAH-lus) is Latin for health, well-being and wholeness. More information on Salus Heart and Wellness is available at, www.salusheart.com. About the Salus Heart and Wellness Founders Dr. Neil Treister, president and medical director, is a practicing board-certified cardiologist and Fellow of the American College of Cardiology. He received his medical degree from Stanford University School of Medicine. Rosemary Pfuhl is a licensed therapist specializing in stress management. She has 15 years of teaching experience at the university level and has consulted with physicians on the use of complementary medicine techniques for the past ten years.
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