Six Senses Kanuhura and Six Senses Laamu in the Maldives will host a curated lineup of visiting wellness practitioners for the 2025–2026 season, offering specialized treatments and immersive programs designed to enhance relaxation, recovery and overall wellbeing.
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Six Senses Kanuhura
At Six Senses Kanuhura, the wellness calendar features a range of practitioners focused on hands-on therapies, movement and recovery. Osteopath David Correia provides tailored treatment programs that aim to improve mobility, reduce pain and support long-term physical balance; his residency continues through Oct. 30.
Meghan Martin, BScK, DOMP, blends osteopathy, kinesiology and breathwork into integrated sessions that address structural alignment, movement patterns and stress regulation. Martin will be in residence from Dec. 8 through Jan. 14, 2026.
Osteopath and Pilates instructor Odete Cruz brings expertise in functional and cranial osteopathy alongside targeted stretching and movement work to restore function and ease tension. Cruz will be available Jan. 15–Feb. 28, 2026.
From March 1–April 30, Ana Mattos offers a broad portfolio of therapies including acupuncture, sports massage, pediatric osteopathy, pre- and postnatal massage, lymphatic drainage and wellness coaching. Her multi-disciplinary approach supports guests across different life stages and recovery needs.
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Six Senses Laamu
Six Senses Laamu’s season features specialists in movement, sound therapy and traditional Ayurvedic treatments. Through Nov. 1, Pallavi Sawant leads sessions in yoga, chakra dance and meditation, incorporating Tibetan singing bowl sound therapy to deepen relaxation and restore energetic balance.
From Nov. 3–30, Ayurvedic practitioner Suraj Varma provides consultations and treatments grounded in classical Ayurvedic principles, focusing on individualized protocols to support digestion, detoxification and stress reduction.
Beyond these visiting practitioners, both resorts emphasize holistic spa experiences: Six Senses Laamu offers a range of beachfront treatments that take advantage of its oceanfront setting, while Six Senses Kanuhura integrates local Maldivian ingredients and traditions into its spa menu to create restorative, place-based therapies.
Guests at either property can combine practitioner-led programs with spa therapies, movement classes and wellness consultations to build personalized retreats that address physical, mental and emotional wellbeing during a stay in the Maldives.