From Single Mom to Holistic Wellness Pioneer
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What challenges did Chelsea face on her journey to holistic wellness?
We go to doctors wanting to get answers when they don't have the answers. And so they do the best that they can with the resources that they can. What I create space for is that I think that our bodies have the wisdom and our bodies are always talking to us. So something that I teach is Chelsea Elizabeth is a beauty and wellness entrepreneur, holistic aesthetician, and the founder of Sela Sanctuary Spa. Through her work, she empowers women to embrace healthy aging, restore balance, and discover beauty that radiates from the inside out. Emotional state is really tied to your physical appearance. So at Selah Sanctuary, we also care for the mind, the spirit, the emotions, as well as the physical. I think it's really important is learning how to feel through hard emotions.
Those feelings, those hard feelings that we don't want to feel, they are teachers and they are areas of growth. And so that's...
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welcome back everybody to another episode of the inside success podcast i'm your host jason tyler and i am joined here today by chelsea and or ava elizabeth now it's ava to those that know her i just met her but we're i'm gonna go with ava for this one so you know for the editors just make sure you put ava in her title card all right so ava do me a favor for the people who are just now getting to know you they're seeing you on screen now for the first time Give me kind of a synopsis about your sanctuary spa. Give me a synopsis on who's Ava. Who am I joined here with today?
Yeah, well, I do want to talk a little bit about the whole name thing. So Chelsea Elizabeth is the name that I was born with. It's my born name. But through the evolution of my own self-development and becoming who I am today, I feel like Ava fits me a little bit better. And why do we have to keep the names that we were born with?
Got it. Got it. Got it. So talk to me a little bit about your business, the sanctuary spa. I want to know what got you into it. What made you so passionate about it? And I know you and I spoke a little bit before the cameras were on about the differences between allopathic medicine and Western medicine. And we'll get into that in a little bit because I still don't know what allopathic means. But for now, walk me into how you started this business.
Selah Sanctuary is a boutique wellness spa that I've created. Selah actually means pause and breathe in Hebrew. And sanctuary is a safe place of refuge.
How does emotional wellbeing affect physical appearance?
So I am an esthetician by trade. And I have created an integrative, which I can explain, medical spa that incorporates the whole person. So I don't just treat the outer appearance, but I treat the inner self.
So you're creating like a whole experience versus just a simple service that you're providing, right? Everything from top to bottom, when people are walking into your space, you're treating them inside and out.
Yes, we're treating the whole person.
Mind, body, and soul.
Yeah, but we have all the technologies that Western science has to offer. I'm under a medical director. Most med spas that you go to are very superficial. So you go in for your Botox, you go in for your lasers, they burn your face off. or freeze your face and you leave rejuvenated or frozen and looking great but they don't really treat the inner self and i believe as an esthetician and someone that focuses in longevity and wellness that the emotional state is really tied to your physical appearance so At Selah Sanctuary, we also care for the mind, the spirit, the emotions, as well as the physical.
I would love to get your take on this, actually. Do you feel that our inner state of being has a direct correlation to our outward appearance, right? When you're feeling crunchy on the inside, you start to look a little crunchy on the outside. Do you find that there's a correlation between those?
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