This month, we are diving into mindful eating and intuitive movement, exploring how both practices can strengthen our overall mindfulness and support both mental and physical well-being.
Wellness to me is looking at what our goals are in life and tinkering along the path so that we may achieve these goals in good comprehensive health: body and mind and community. Wellness is personal, but social, and can be utilized or affected at home or work or events.
The “Winter Blues” are an all-too-common phenomenon that many feel during the colder months of winter. While feeling the “Winter Blues” or seasonal affective disorder is common, there are ways to lessen symptoms!
First thing is first, consider health behaviors you may want to place focus on during this next year. Remember every small thing you do adds up and benefits your health!
Wellness means finding balance in physical, mental, emotional, and social aspects of life, while prioritizing self-care and making choices that support our overall happiness and health.
The holiday season is a joyous time for most but for some people, it can be a bit intimidating. So this December, instead of practicing restriction, practice mindfulness, and the best way to do this is by following the principles of intuitive eating. Read more to learn about the 10 principles of intuitive eating and how it can benefit one's relationship with food.
A health and well-being category was added to the 2024 Citations of Excellence Award and Staff Scholarships to celebrate individuals and teams that go above and beyond to support their colleagues' well-being. Congratulations to our winners!
Wellness means reaching beyond fitness and nutrition to the 8 dimensions of wellness: emotional, physical, occupational, social, spiritual, intellectual, environmental, and financial.
