Our vision is to build a movement of healthy habits. One of the ways we do that is through education. During these free workshops, our staff will share information, resources, and strategies for you to improve your wellbeing.
Each workshop will focus on one of the seven aspects of wellbeing: Health, Safety, Meaning, Connection, Growth, Achievement, and Resiliency.
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Self-Care Strategies to Build Resilience
Wrap up your fall semester by learning about the importance of resiliency and how to cultivate it in your own life. This 45-minute workshop will introduce you to methods you can practice to build resiliency through mindfulness, gratitude, compassion, and self-check-ins. Finish the workshop by doing a gentle yoga flow with a gratitude meditation to leave you feeling refreshed as you head into finals.
How to Be an Active Badger
Being an Active Badger is more than being physically active. This workshop will provide you with ways to get involved in the UW-Madison community while also taking care of your physical and mental health. Join us and the Office of Inclusion Education to discuss how to connect with other Badgers, access resources related to allyship and activism, and talk about strategies to protect others in your community during the pandemic.
Seasonal Eating for Sustenance
Fall is upon us, which means it’s time to enjoy all your favorite fall foods. Chow down with us and the Dietetics Club and learn how eating seasonal foods can support your environment, bank account, and energy. Learn how to make overnight oats in a matter of minutes and walk away with breakfast for the next day and a mason jar to re-use for next time.
Essential Oil Workshop
Roll your way to self-care by making your very own essential oil blend with us and at Allen Centennial Garden. Learn about different essential oil blends, make your own to take home, and then use your blend for a scent-based mindfulness practice. Drop into any one of the three sessions being offered.
Self-Care Strategies to Build Resilience
2020 has presented unique challenges, requiring many of us to be more resilient than usual. Now, add finals season into the mix and we could all use a reminder to breathe. This 45-minute workshop will introduce you to ways you can build resiliency skills like mindfulness and gratitude practice, self-check-ins, and compassion to use during stressful times and your day-to-day.
In this workshop, you will learn about:
- stress and its effects on the body
- what resilience is and why it is a learned skillset
- concrete ways to build a sense of resilience in challenging times
A REMinder on the Importance of Sleep
Presented in partnership with University Health Services
As we all know, sleep is essential to physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing. Are you implementing and practicing good sleep habits? Do you need direction on where to start in your sleep journey? In this workshop, we’ll introduce you to sleep tips and techniques and REMind you of all the benefits that a good night’s sleep has to offer.
How to Save for a Sunny Day
Do finances stress you out? Are your financial worries starting to affect other areas of your life? In this 45-minute workshop, our partners in the Office of Financial Aid will share money-saving tips to get you started on your financial wellbeing journey. Join us to learn more about saving, investing, and the connection between money and health.
Tips & Tricks for At-Home Cooking
With outdoor patio season coming to a close, this workshop will give you tips and tricks for how to successfully make restaurant-level nutritious and delicious meals at home. The best part? The Dietetics and Nutrition Club will be performing a live cooking demonstration and you can pick up a curated meal kit before the workshop to follow along.
At the end of the workshop, you will:
- have new food prep skills
- know what to look for in the grocery store
- and understand the best ingredients for making a nutritious meal
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