Physical | Environmental |
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Plan meaningful rest breaks from the heat. | Design a cooling basket for hot work stations. |
Update your on-the-go hydration plan. | During the hottest part of the day alternate work and rest periods. |
Redesign your workout times around the summer heat. | Acclimate slowly to extreme temperatures. |
Conduct self-assessments frequently regarding heat and humidity stressors on the body. | Instead of ditching the safety equipment in warm environments, work for shorter periods with the appropriate safety equipment. |
Be flexible with your workout goals, but do not give up! | Have a heat stress prevention plan for yourself and volunteers. |
Social | Spiritual |
Plan cool get-togethers. | Stay hydrated during meditation and reflection. |
Be patient, heat may make others less social. | Stay flexible with your summer meditation schedule |
Check on a friend when temperatures are high. | Uncomfortably warm prayer environments may impact meditation. |
Socialize pets in the cooler part of the day. | Begin planning your next level of spiritual wellness |
When it is too hot to socialize outside, catch up on emails or send a fun greeting to another. | Reflect on your life skills and how they compliment your spiritual wellness |
Nutritional | Occupational |
Wash fruits and vegetables carefully. | Research ways to add one more skill. |
Observe the calorie content of cool sweet treats. | Reflect on your work/life balance. |
Keep picnic food at the proper temperatures. | Organize a leisure and fun event after work hours. |
Change healthy recipes often to keep the menu exciting. | Make a list of all of the positive aspects of your job. |
Know you food sources and their handling practices especially at roadside or farmer's markets. | Create a digital portfolio. |
Intellectual | Emotional |
Find out how a warm environment impacts, learning and memory. | Remember when the heat and humidity indexes are high emotions are more difficult to handle. |
Take a friend to a free concert in the park. | Summer heat blues are possible in extreme heat. |
Find out how you can contribute to the local art community | Take extra rest breaks and stay nutritionally balanced especially during the warm weather. |
Take a TV break and read a new book instead. | Doing a good deed for another is an excellent way to relieve the heat blues. |
Enhance your work environment to increase brain cell growth. | Track the good things at the end of each day . |
Sunday, July 1, 2012
July 2012 Employee Wellness Moments
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