Learn Three Simple Steps to Well-Being at Work
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Well-being begins at work. Learn how getting active, eating better and practicing mindfulness will impact your lifestyle. View the entire article.
Well-Being at Work
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Learn how you can be a part of Vanderbilt's culture of wellness by practicing three simple steps.
Driving While Distracted
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Distracted driving can put yourself and others in danger. Learn techniques to avoid the distractions.
Issue 342, 2014 - April/May 2014
This issue includes: Leading by Example with Dr. Ron Eavey, Taking Care of Your Allergies, Grow Your Relationships, New Start! Challenge, Start!
Issue 341, 2014 - February/March 2014
Special features include: The Counseling Corner - Disorderd Eating Behaviors, Kindness Counts, Leading By Example with Dean Linda Norman, Recipe for Crunchy Baked Chicken with Sweet Potato Fries, and more!
Issue 341, 2014 - February/March 2014
Issue 336, 2013 December/January 2014
This issue includes:
Leading by Example with Dean Emilie Townes
Flulapalooza Fun Facts
Occupational Health Clinic Talk featuring tips to stay well rested during the holiday season
Ask the Dietitian featuring tips to maintain healthy eating habits during the holiday season
Editor’s Note: The
Healthier Ways to Manage Holiday Stress
Work/Life Connections
The words “holiday” and “stress” do not belong together. A holiday is supposed to be a time when a person relaxes, participates in fun activities, gets some distance from day-to-day hassles, and spends time with family or loved ones. The reality is that even positive events can cause stress, and demands or changes in routine are often unavoidable. Even though the holidays tend to be more stressful than restful, there are ways to manage stress and make room for more enjoyment.
10 healthy ways to manage the negative stress you might experience this holiday season:
Reaching Out to Others Experiencing Loss
Work/Life Connections
Dealing with loss, due to whatever circumstance, is difficult. It can be particularly difficult, however, to know how to interact with others who are experiencing a loss. Responses to this type of situation can range from avoidance to becoming overly-involved. The best response is somewhere in the middle.
Issue 335, 2013 October/November
This issue includes:
Leading by Example with Deputy Vice Chancellor Judson Newbern
Resilience: Turning Challenges Into Success
Information about the new Vanderbilt Recreation and Wellness Center
Hold the Stuffing weigh-in schedule
Issue 334, 2013 August/September
This issue includes:
Leading by Example with Assistant Vice Chancellor Jill Austin
Go for the Gold deadline information
A spotlight on Executive Chef Bill Claypool
The recent honor received by Heal