Cypress Wellness Retreat is a Sober Living Home that treats Military, Veterans and Emergency…read moreResponse Workers. I spent over two months at this Sober Living Home, Sadly I can't recommend it for several reasons. First, the cost. They will tell you it is $500 a WEEK for room and board, $375 for your room and $125 for your food. Once I got there I was informed that food meant Water, Coffee and tea and paper products. If you really wanted to eat you'll be paying for it. Has often happens, most residents don't have a lot of money so it was up to two or three of us to provide most of the food. I spent about $2500 additional dollars for food for everyone on the house and another resident paid twice as much. Basically the two of us took care of the house. Secondly, treatment. They have a House Manager and a Behavioral Health Technician. There is no real face time with a clinical director or therapist, the House Manager does your intake and outtake. He just basically ask questions and completed the process online. There is some treatment. You meat with a therapist once a week for a process group.. the therapist and a local Pastor who conducts a weekly group on Spirituality were IMO the only thing I looked forward to. They also have a VA Chaplain that conducts a Mindfulness group and another facilitator that conduct a writing group. They call it OIP but it's nothing like any OIP I've done. Lastly, I feel this facility is just crossing the I's and dotting the T's as a "Treatment Facility". Recovery is a business in South Florida. It's a cycle of Rehab, Sober living and relapse. Then back to rehab and the cycle starts over. I relapsed my final week there and they tried to say I left against medical advice? Whose medical advice? I never met with a doctor or clinician when I left and the owner, house manager and BHT are not licensed. The day I left was the day I was scheduled to leave, and I have maintained my sobriety since. I do not credit Cypress, the stress of living in that facility led to my relapse. Having to pay twice for food, allowing other residents to break the rules over and over and how the house was managed led me to my relapse. I credit the treatment I got in Rehab and the Fellowship of AA for getting me over low point and today I feel great. If your a Veteran or Emergency Responder go somewhere else if your looking for sober living in the West Palm Beach area.

Food great. Raw vegan. An extraordinary experience. Call for…read morehours of operation This is a health Spa so you join the guests for lunch. No reservations needed Alden L.

After 15 years of avidly supporting, believing in and promoting the Hippocrates lifestyle, I…read morechecked into their atrociously expensive 4-week Comprehensive Cancer Wellness Program (CCWP) in January 2026 after saving and planning for 2.5 years. This was my profoundly disappointing lived experience. 1. There was no wheatgrass! 2. There were no broccoli sprouts! 3. There was no E3Live 4. Don't drink the water!!! It's dispensed full of visible sediment - only explanation provided is that the dispensers are new and staff didn't clean them properly 5. The administration and staff is comprised of FEAR-MONGERS, EMOTIONAL ABUSERS and PRETENDERS parading as healers and PROFITEERS, preying on a vulnerable population of severely ill people, dangling health in front of them like a coveted carrot. 6. During week 3 of 4 they completely flipped the highly restrictive life-saving diet protocol, citing new research on late-stage cancer from their Harvard-trained medical director (this sort of lack of consistency between staff members plagued my entire experience). The place has no leadership. But here's the most concerning part: 1.Following a 25 minute therapy session (part of the program curriculum) As he rushed me out of the office for his next appointment Mr. Andy Toman advised me to divorce my husband (also the devoted caretaker of myself and our two young children). When I expressed resistance he shot back, "Well, do you want to die?" 2. At my exit interview, Director Anna Maria Clement informed me (based upon bloodwork and the results of a 5 minute Heart Rate Variability test) that my energy reserves had been totally depleted during my time at Hippocrates and my body no longer held the capacity to heal! This of course, was due to the conventional cancer treatments I had opted into prior to my time at Hippocrates. It was a disgusting way of discarding me. Upon leaving Hippocrates and after strictly following their protocol for two months I was rushed to the hospital for the extraction of an emergent tumor and declared malnourished. I would not entrust anyone's health to these people who are "healthier than thou" and therefore, according to themselves, will never experience illness.

I must say I was truly guided to meet this beautiful soul. Anabel has helped me to create a…read moregrounded space and remember who I am on this earth. She is passionate and has true intentions to help the people who seek changes d answers. I'm so happy I found her, you won't be disappointed!

I have received Reiki and a house Blessing from HAKU Wellness. During my reiki session, I felt…read morerelease, peace, and bliss. I walked away from my session with a renewed sense of self and a stronger awareness of my personal power. I utilized HAKU Wellness to bless my home after moving from a toxic home situation. The care and preparation that went into my ceremony was top tier. Anabel used sound healing equipment, intuitive prayers, crystals, and her custom clearing blends to clear the energy and invite harmony, safety and love into my space. It was a beautiful experience and the intentions set for my space have been actualized. I highly recommend Anabel for all of your healing and wellness needs.

Peaceful, prayerful environment. Beautiful church and grounds. Welcoming, inspiring . . .read more

From the owner: Our Lady of Florida Spiritual Center is a monastery and retreat house belonging the Congregation of…read morethe Passion (C.P.) The Congregation of the Passion, or Passionists, are a religious congregation of the Catholic Church founded by St Paul of the Cross in 1725. The mission of the Passionists is to preserve and make present the message that Jesus loves us, and his passion, death, and resurrection are the ultimate sign of that love. The Passionists do this by preaching in the community, and inviting members of the community to make a retreat at their monasteries and retreat homes.

I had a massage by a gentleman and i cannot recall his name but he was fabulous and the massage was…read moremore than perfect. The ambience is really tranquil and inviting. I really highly recommend this spa.

I had a wonderful body scrub and let it go massage working extensively on the scalp and feet today…read moreand it was absolutely divine! Christine was my therapist and she did a wonderful job with the deep-ish massage, providing excellent therapeutic pressure without making it painful which is very hard to find. The staff were also super kind when we checked in.

I was scrolling through classpass searching for a heated studio and noted a heated Pilates class…read moreavailable at Yoga Society and immediately signed up due to the low amount of credits needed. I was able to park in the parking garage behind the studio and walk over and loved how clean the studio was upon entering. The instructor came up and asked my name and explained to me the class format and what equipment would be needed. It was a small class with only 3 other people so I thought I'd get more one on one attention but the instructor was not hands on and didn't provide any adjustments. Also the pace of the class was extremely slow and not challenging. I believe instructors should look to challenge their students to push them to do better and actual make a difference in their fitness ability. I will say the view of downtown Palm beach in the windows was gorgeous and the overall ambiance was very chill and zen. However if I'm looking for a challenging workout I would go somewhere different.

The teachers, the music, the view, the vibe. Nothing else like it, must experience to appreciate!read more

This is my first time at Pura Vida Miami and it did not disappoint. I picked up a quick to go…read more"Welcome to Miami" smoothie before the beach. The service was quick as 11 am rush can be with a wait of 10-15 minutes at most. The smoothie was super refreshing and filling, I thought it was a bit tart but it was still good. As it was quite busy the building still somehow had a calming, clean, health cafe atmosphere.

Lovely place but they loose some authenticity.. Ordered a…read morecoffee and wanted it in a mug. They brought it in to go cup with plastic lid .. I asked for a mug again and they said I had to pour it in myself due to it's too hot to carry? The mug comes on a serving plate .. that's what the plates are for to carry it. They maybe had last issue of people spilling or burning but you don't throw away the common sense experience of drinking out of a mug vs coffee fist in a wax lined / plastic cup. The whole experience is lost and the name means Pure Life.. this is like in nyc where all the cvs shelves are locked up because of a few criminals. Instead of dealing with the problem the problem is passed down to everyone. I went to Maman for my second cup because Puta Vida would not refill my glass cup without first putting it into another throwaway cup. The waste. Such a beautiful place and yet this one simple thing to me is away from core values of a business. My two cents .