Staff Wellbeing Week 2018 – event highlights

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There’s something for everyone at this year’s Staff Wellbeing Week. Here are some of the highlights.

Make sure to visit the Staff Wellbeing Week website to book in for the sessions you’re interested in, as many have strictly limited spaces.

Freebies

Free 10-minute massage 10am – 4pm, Monday 29 October
Book here
Free gym membership Monday 22 October to Friday 2 November

Get active

Join the circus 2.30 – 3.30pm, Friday 26 October.
Max 25 people, bookings essential
Yoga classes 1.30 – 2.30pm, Wednesday 24 and Tuesday 30 October
Max 40 people, bookings essential
Campus walks 1.30 – 2pm, Thursday 25 and Wednesday 31 October

Give something back

Helping others helps you – volunteering leave info session 12pm – 1pm, Tuesday 23 October
Bush care activity 1.30 – 2.30pm, Tuesday 23 October

Look after yourself – lunchtime seminars

Do you need help to make positive changes in your life? 11am – 11.30am, Wednesday 24 October
Wellbeing at Work with Clinical Psychologist Lesley Smith 12pm – 1pm, Thursday 25 October
Financial Health Check 12pm – 1pm, Monday 29 October
Do not’s and donuts (diet and exercise) 12pm – 1pm, Tuesday 30 October
Mental health – toolkit for leaders and staff 12pm – 1pm, Wednesday 31 October
Don’t let what you don’t know kill you 12pm – 1pm, Thursday 1 October

Get creative

Free art class – Spring Colour Escapes 10am – 12pm, Friday 26 October
Max 20 people, bookings essential
Free art class – Imagined Space 10am – 12pm, Wednesday 31 October
Max 20 people, bookings essential
Portraits of recovery – meet the artist Joe Lander 1pm – 2pm, Thursday 25 October
‘Portraits of Recovery’ exhibition continues throughout Wellbeing Week

 

See the full program and book your chosen sessions on the Staff Wellbeing Week website.

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