As with all other things, we believe that we need to know where we are, where we have come from and how we got here to know where we should go next.
Before we embark on another journey together this year, let’s take a walk down memory lane of all things wellness from 2017.
We started last year talking about why to bother with wellness programs, as well as what you need to know before you get started and, of course, the employer benefits. We reviewed what it means to be a dietitian and a licensed nutritionist, some of the research, and a couple of best practices. We described our vision for you and your health. And then we rounded out the series discussing how to utilize employee feedback to shape sustainable programs and where to look for partnerships and resources that can make worksite wellness effortless at your organization.
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