Staff Wellness

Staff Wellness 2022-2023 Calendar

Here is some of the fun you can expect from the Staff Wellness Committee this year:

December - Hold the Stuffing
March - March Into Wellness Walking
April - Wellness Bingo
Quarterly - Watch for Healthy Snacks in the Break Rooms

Staff Wellness News & Resources:
March 2023 Well Well Well
 

A Year from Now You'll Wish You Had Started Today!

Looking for a program to help manage your weight and overall health?
Both of our employer sponsored health insurance policies cover OMADA
for qualifying participants. 

https://www.omadahealth.com/

Contact HR for more information.


 

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

Everyday life can be stressful and can affect your health, well-being, and
performance. Fortunately, our Employee Assistance Program can aid in
finding solutions. 

When facing personal problems--mental health challenges, financial or legal
concerns, relationship conflicts, substance abuse, childcare or eldercare--
you might struggle with where to turn for help.

The first step is usually the hardest and guidance is often the key. That is why
our EAP offers a confidential place to find answers that work for you.

EAP services are available two ways:
Phone: 866-451-5465
Online: www.niseap.com

Staff Wellness Resources:

Here are some of our staff favorites
 

Where do you go online for Exercise?

Livestrong
Yoga with Adriene on YouTube

Where do you go online for Stress Management?

Virtual Calming Space
ShareCare
Change to Chill

Add New Flavor to Your Cooking

Do you like the idea of trying new recipes offered by meal delivery services, but
not the price tag? Many of them offer free access to their recipes. 

Trying new and exciting recipes is a great way to get out of a fast food rut or break
the habit of reaching for processed foods.

https://sunbasket.com/recipes
https://www.homechef.com/recipes
https://www.hellofresh.com/recipes/
https://marleyspoon.com/blog/recipes
https://www.blueapron.com/cookbook



 

Heart Health

Did you know that Heart Disease is the leading cause of death for
Americans in both men and women across nearly all races and
ethnicities? Healthy diet, moderate physical activity, low stress, and
smoking cessation are important steps to lowering your risk of heart
disease. And the younger you start, the better!