Healthy UBC Newsletter: Thrive Edition – November 2017
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EDITORIAL
Five Days and Fifteen Ways to Thrive
It can be challenging to stay resilient in the face of life’s challenges, but we all have the capacity to make small improvements to boost our mental health.
This month we are sharing a list of suggestions to help discover how to thrive in your own way.
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HEALTHY PATH
10 Reasons to Fall for November
The rainy season on the west coast can be pleasant if we make the most of it. Check out some ways to be grateful and stay cheerful this month.
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MINDFUL MOMENTS
The Moody Brain
Our moods are dependent on a combination of our brain, our memories and our stressors. By learning how our brain functions, we can better understand the link between stress and mood.
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BENEFITS SPOTLIGHT
Benefits to Support Thriving Staff and Faculty
Mental health belongs to all of us and most of us have experienced mental health issues at some point in our lives. Discover a range of resources for you and your family.
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HEALTHY UBC INITIATIVES
Free Events This Month: November 2017
Sign up today for programs like Mindfulness@Work, Conflict Management and Thrive Week events. Much more is coming in early December, so stay tuned!
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COMMUNITY HEALTH EVENTS
November 2017
Thrive Week, Flu Clinics, Kinesiology Distinguished Speaker Series, UBC Choir Fest, 20 Years of Brain Health and more!
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THRIVING CAMPUS
How ICORD Thrives
This month we feature the staff at ICORD, an interdisciplinary spinal cord research centre at VGH. In 2010, they received a Healthy Workplace Initiatives grant and started a program that is still going strong seven years later.
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HEALTHY RECIPES
November’s Thriving Recipes and Tips
This month we are exploring the link between nutrition and although the determinants of mental health are complex, food and nutrition are influential factors.
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SPECIAL FEATURES
Fitting in Fitness: Brain Breaks
Finding time for physical fitness is important, but sometimes we can forget one of the biggest and most important muscles in our body: the mind. Learn tips and suggestions for keeping your brain fit, as well as your body.
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Health, Wellbeing and Benefits
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Vancouver British Columbia V6T 1Z3
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