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Self Care is the New Sexy the Retreat Is Coming to Sint Maarten.

September 16, 2022

Self Care is the New Sexy the Retreat Is Coming to Sint Maarten.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Dr. Shana Lewis, a TEDx speaker, Licensed Professional Counselor, and a National Certified Counselor turned Executive Wellness Coach will be joined by thirteen (13) world-renowned speakers including Khaliah Guillory of the Nap Bar and Dr. Felecia Phillips at her 1st annual retreat titled, Selfcare is the New Sexy. The retreat is being hosted in St. Maarten on Sept 29th - 3rd Oct 2022 with an itinerary that includes an exclusive All White Welcome Party, Daily Yoga, Conference, Domestic Violence Benefit Gala, and so much more
“Selfcare is the New Sexy is based on the premise that when a woman ...


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