Clairvoyance is a French word meaning “clear-seeing,” mentally or optically. It is a form of psychic ability whereby practitioners tap into their 6th chakra (Third Eye) to see energy in the form of colours, pictures, images, light and movement. Readings are generally 60 - 90 minutes in duration and can include auric readings and messages about a person's life path or specific questions.

Originating in Hawaii, Kahuna Massage is a holistic bodywork that was traditionally passed from teacher (Kahuna) to student through an apprenticeship. The practice is based on the philosophy that all things seek harmony and love, including the body. At the beginning and close of a session, practitioners offer pules (prayers) to create a sacred space. Throughout the session, they focus solely on the recipient and offer compassion, love and respect in the pure spirit of “aloha.” Sessions may also incorporate breathwork and a brief discussion to discover what physical or emotional reason brought the client to seek treatment. As they move rhythmically around the table, mimicking “hula” style movements, practitioners use their hands, elbows, fingers, forearms and copious amounts of oil to deliver long, flowing strokes along the entirety of the body. These movements and the transference of mana (life energy) stimulate meridians and energy centres helping to free energetic blockages, stimulate circulation and induce a state of stillness.

Beauty therapists provide a wide array of beauty treatments including hair removal, nail technology, facial treatments, aromatherapy, massage therapy, lash and brow treatments, and make-up services. Beauty therapists can also provide specialised treatments, depending on their scope of practice, including laser therapy, derma therapy, micro-blading, electrolysis, and reflexology. Before a session, therapists will conduct an initial assessment to tailor the treatment and address any contraindications. After a session, the therapists may recommend a treatment/maintenance plan and related retail products. In certain regions, countries, and states/provinces beauty therapists are required to hold a specific level of education and be licensed/registered. Cosmetic injectables including, but not limited to, Neuromodulators and Dermal Fillers are not covered by IICT.