Blue Mountain / Collingwood, Ontario (2h from Toronto) Marni Wasserman, CNP, is hosting the Autumn Cleanse and Renewal Retreat at the House of Verona Health Retreat. Marni is a Certified Nutritional Practitioner and Natural Gourmet Chef, trained in New York City, including Sarma’s highly renowned Pure Food & Wine. Her expertise is often requested by the media: she’s been on Rogers Television, CosmoTV and in top health magazines several times. Marni’s clients love her because she is so passionate about helping them feel great, and always making sure that health is fun and delicious. This Retreat Includes: -6 organic vegan meals, plus loose leaf teas and spring water from Elmvale, Springwater County, Ontario -Interactive demo-style cooking classes – learn to create simple and healthy plant-based meals with wholesome foods -Movie viewings of Food Inc and Fresh …with an emphasis on warming and rejuvenating meals like soups, stews, whole grains, sprouting and cooking beans, and a variety of vegetable-based dishes. Optional Activities: -Hiking up Blue Mountain -Spa – a soak in Le Scandinave’s outdoor baths -Fitness class with a focus on resistance training -Driving range -Visit with a local natural and organic farmer These activities are optional because you have the choice of simply relaxing and enjoying the serenity of northern Ontario, or challenging yourself with lots of activity. On-site Amenities: -Private steam bath -Private hot tub -Private pool -Mini health book and DVD library Benefits of this Retreat: -Detox from summer indulgences -Rejuvenate through pure, organic, whole foods -Gain more energy through exercise and healthy food -De-stress & relax in the spa -Learn a mountain of knowledge from Marni Wasserman, CNP What People Say: “The best gift to myself! What a great time, absolutely loved it. [I feel] relaxed, clean, and refreshed. Where can you improve? By not making us leave, ever!!” W.Wilson “Exceeded my expectations – fabulous! [I have] more energy, better mood (less stress).” E. Korn “Exquisite. Stupendous. Felt more alive.” Anonymous