Mocktails and Alcohol Consumption
Nutrition Month 2024
Nutrition Month 2024
Nutrition Month 2024
New Occupational Health Committees making a difference at USask.
Nutrition Month 2024
Nutrition Month 2024
Regular exercise promotes both physical and emotional wellbeing.
You might have heard the phrase “body positivity” in the media, but what does it mean and how can it help you improve your own wellbeing?
Staying fit is vital for good health, yet it can be hard to stay motivated and make the time to exercise regularly. Here are some tips on how to keep the momentum going.
Tips on how to get a good night's sleep.
Tips on how to restore your health habits when you are feeling burned out.
“All of us yearn for a simpler life in which we can be more present,” says Mary Pipher, clinical psychologist and best-selling author. In this article, she shares advice on how to slow down, relax, and achieve a greater sense of happiness and peace in life.
Wellbeing is the state of feeling healthy, happy, and fulfilled. It’s that sense that life is going well, physically and emotionally.
Every day is a good day to think about maintaining your mental health. It doesn’t have to be complicated. Small steps and thoughtful approaches to your lifestyle can make a big difference to your state of mind.
Holidays can be an opportunity to celebrate the values you cherish and the people you love. They can also add to your stress. Here are some tips to get you through the holiday season.
With all the excitement and feelings of generosity and family sentiment as the holiday season approaches, it’s easy to overspend and find yourself facing big bills in the new year. The key to keeping holiday spending under control is budgeting. Below you’ll find tips for celebrating while setting and sticking to a holiday budget.
Movember is a global movement focused on raising awareness on men’s health issues.
There’s been lots of noise about market volatility. But what does it mean? And how should you deal with it?
A Total Wellbeing Assessment (TWA) offers individuals a snapshot of their current health status.
The average life expectancy for Canadian men is four years less than women.
With help from Lifeworks, USask's Employee and Family Assistance Provider.
Influenza cases are up considerably this year compared to previous years.
With help from Lifeworks, USask's Employee and Family Assistance Provider.
USask safety officers patrol the campus on foot, bike and in marked patrol vehicles 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. A reminder to all members of the university community that suspicious activity on campus can be reported immediately to Protective Services at 306-966-5555.
Adapted from the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA)
Adapted from the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA)
Health and well-being are multidimensional. This Nutrition Month, consider the following tips to improve your habits and start feeling better.
Dealing with the cold and lack of sunlight can be exhausting. It’s important to pay extra attention to your wellness during these times. Here are a few tips to jump start your winter wellness.
Dr. Jordan Woodsworth, Clinical Associate – Wellness and Remote Clinical Practice, at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine answers your pet questions.
Simulated patient educator Amanda Leddy shares how the USask Clinical Learning Resource Centre (CLRC) adapted delivery of clinical training and assessment for health science students.
Financial, physical and mental wellness are intertwined. A majority of people identify finance as a high-stress area that causes them to lose sleep and underperform at work.
With pandemic baking trends like sour dough bread and focaccia art many of us are back in the kitchen these days.
We can’t control the weather, but we can control how we manage risks to keep the USask community safe.