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Wellbeing Pillars

Your wellbeing consists of 4 pillars – Mind, Body, Relationships, and Purpose. Practicing healthy habits in these four pillars is the best way to set yourself up for success. But prioritizing your wellbeing is a journey that looks different for everyone and what pillar you focus on may change from day to day. What’s most important is that you discover what works for you and that you’re seeking the support you need to help you thrive!

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Mind

Taking care of your mind can include doing things that make you feel happy or knowing how to manage your emotions when you’re feeling stressed or overwhelmed.

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body

Body

Maintaining your physical health by getting sufficient sleep, eating a well rounded diet, and increasing your physical movement will have a positive impact on your wellbeing.

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Relationships

 Prioritizing relationships, including making new connections and knowing how to navigate difficult relationships, helps you feel a sense of belonging.

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Purpose

Thinking about your sense of purpose, including determining your values and the type of person you want to be, can help you gain a greater appreciation for life.

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Wellbeing Barrier Busters

Tips and info that can help you bust through the most commonly experienced barriers to your wellbeing so you can thrive.

Tips to Destress

Find tips and strategies that work for you to prioritize your wellbeing and destress.


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