Campus Wellness: Promoting Self-Care
Nap tent, anyone? Many colleges today have campus wellness offices, and they're an ideal program partner.
Nap tent, anyone? Many colleges today have campus wellness offices, and they're an ideal program partner.
Is your library circulating sports equipment? Don't just loan out the stuff — show people how to use it.
The YMCA of the USA engages 21 million people a year. Here are a few ways your library can get involved.
The programs are over, the partnerships are winding down. But not so fast — there’s still work to done.
Winterset Public Library offers a 45-minute, evidence-based strength training exercise class for older adults of all physical ability.
Through a full-time youth health and program coordinator position, a Texas library is infusing wellness into all of its programming.
The Dallas Public Library created pocket guides and special collections to help during emergencies.
Through a series of "excursions," Gail Borden Public Library's nationally recognized program reaches people with early- to mid-stage dementia.
A collaborative program series in central Iowa brings health and wellness programming to residents for six months of the year.
A three-part cooking and health information series reaches patrons with obesity, diabetes and other weight management issues.