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2020 is WELCOA’s Year of Social Connection, where we turn our attention to the benefits – both personal and professional – of experiencing positive, trusting relationships with others. One thing that cannot be ignored however, is loneliness, and its effects on mental, physical, and organizational health. Find practical and insightful tips for strengthening your team in this fact-filled infographic!
One discussion in the world of wellness that is gaining a lot of traction involves the social determinants of health (SDOH) – the conditions in which people are born, live, learn, work, play, worship, and age that affect health and quality-of-life outcomes and risks. Download this resource on SDOH for a deeper dive into the definition.
WELCOA’s response to the Harvard Medical School study with 16 ideas for encouraging your team to think differently about wellness programming.
If you are hiring or looking to work as a health and wellness coach at the workplace, consider these characteristics as as starting point to determine suitability for the challenge.
Walk through the health and wellness coaching steps to gain initial insight into helping people move from where they are to where they want to be.
John Ayo provides helpful advice (based on his experience) that shows business travelers how to stay healthy and productive while on the road, and ensuring that you perform at your best.
Efforts to support employee wellness involve understanding employee populations and assessing the current state through confidential and secure data collection. Data collection should measure what matters most to both the organization and the employees.
[ FREE RESOURCE ] Use this tool to learn more about mental health at the workplace and why the workplace is a critical environment for addressing mental health.
[ FREE RESOURCE ] Use this handy graphic for fresh ideas for creating a cohesive wellness team.
Is there a proven, low-cost way to prevent and reverse heart disease that requires no pills, surgeries or fancy treatments? Find out how some physicians are using whole food plant-based diets to reverse heart disease and other chronic conditions in their patient populations. If you like what you see, stay tuned for next weeks’ Well Informed to read a mini case study on one employers’ plant-based solution for managing Type 2 Diabetes.
