January Wellness: Focus on Resilience
The Importance of Resilience What is resilience? Resilience is the ability to positively adapt in the face of risk and adversity. There is a wide range of adverse experiences like the loss of a loved one or living in a pandemic. They can also be something less significant like missing a flight or stubbing your […]
Focus on: Work-Life Integration
Finding Balance & Preventing Burnout COVID-19 has had a major impact on the emotional well-being of the workforce. A common term used to describe this impact is “burnout.” Burnout is a reaction to stress from work. Exhaustion, negativity towards your work, and feeling a lack of accomplishment are 3 common traits of burnout. Burnout can […]
July Wellness: Fun & Safety in the Sun
Pool & Beach Safety Beach vacations, pool days, and hanging out at the lake – finally, warm sunshine and longer days to linger outside. This season of easygoing, laid-back living is prime time for cooling off and relaxing in the water. People of all ages can enjoy splashing around, but adults need to be vigilant […]
May Wellness: Focus on Physical Fitness
A healthy workout routine should include all four types of exercises: balance, strength, endurance, and flexibility. You don’t need to include all of them in one day, but varying the type of exercises throughout your routine helps keep your body in the best shape possible. Doing different types of exercises also keeps your fitness routine […]
December Wellness News: Financial Wellness
Free Yourself From Financial Stress: Tips & Insight into avoiding financial pitfalls. Your home, your work, and providing for your family are all affected by money. With more than three out of every four American families in debt, finances have become a leading source of stress in the United States. Financial stress can be especially […]
November Wellness: Great American Smokeout
November 16 is the American Cancer Society’s Great American Smokeout. Take time this month to formulate your quitting plan or help someone who wants to quit smoking. Since 2002, the number of former smokers has been greater than the number of current smokers. If you want to quit, you can be one of the good statistics! If you know someone who wants to quit, you can help that person become a statistic, too!