A new report released by the Global Wellness Summit has predicted the top ten future wellness trends for 2020.
Religion and wellness, music as medicine, ageing rebranded, and a shift in focus from sleep to true circadian health are just some of the top trends anticipated to be embraced by the industry according to the 2020 Global Wellness Trends Report.
The annual report forecasts ten new trends for the year ahead in health and wellness, with individual chapters dedicated to each trend.
Other top trends predicted for 2020 include Japanese wellness, energy medicine, and using science to debunk myths in the wellness industry.
The trends are formulated in a collaborative effort between global wellness leaders, including economists, academics, futurists and CEOs of international corporations. They’re also inspired by speeches from the Global Wellness Summit.
The report was authored by Susie Ellis, GWI Chair and CEO, Beth McGroarty, co-author and VP of research and forecasting at GWI, Judy Chapman, author and curator of The Karma Group, Peter Eadon-Clarke, advisor at Conceptasia, along with author Richard Panek and journalist Rina Raphael.
The top ten wellness trend predictions for 2020:
- Focus shifts from sleep to true circadian health
- Ageing rebranded: positively cool
- J-wellness (Japanese Wellness)
- Mental wellness and technology: rethinking the relationship
- Energy medicine gets serious
- Organised religion jumps into wellness
- The wellness sabbatical
- The fertility boom
- Wellness music
- In wellness, we trust: the science behind the industry
To access the report visit https://www.globalwellnesssummit.com/2020-global-wellness-trends/
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