Wellness Resources
Helpful information, tips and stories to help people stay mentally, physically and spiritually healthy
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Learn how integrative medicine can improve quality of life for cancer patients
Providence Cancer Institute to hold two virtual events on the benefits of integrative medicine for patients.
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Coping with the holidays, COVID-19 and winter blues
As we head indoors and prepare to celebrate a second round of pandemic holidays, Providence has ways to help you stay mentally and physically fit this season.
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Celebrating the holidays with friends and family? Here are some tips for gathering safely
Here are some tips, strategies and insight into protecting your physical, mental and emotional health during another pandemic holiday season.
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Stressed? Anxious? Alone? We've got your back.
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Work2BeWell prioritizes the mental health of teens
The Work2BeWell program at Providence offers resources that respond to the urgent mental health needs of today’s teens.
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Cancer and your risk of COVID-19
Navigating cancer treatments is overwhelming at any time, but especially during a pandemic. Get the facts about your risk of COVID-19.
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Helping kids face change and uncertainty
A child psychiatrist shares tips and answers questions about improving children’s resilience during the pandemic.
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Physical education is important. We've got some ideas.
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The immune system and folic acid: Are you getting enough?
Folic acid helps support healthy blood cells, immunity and cell growth. Learn more about why this powerful B vitamin is important to everyone.
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Breaking down barriers to vaccine hesitancy
The PSJH team is breaking through barriers of vaccine hesitancy in the OC Hispanic community by meeting this group right where they are. Here’s how.
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Project spotlight series: Caregiver Stress Meter gives resources and support
The Caregiver Stress Meter at Providence is an easy-to-use online tool that guides caregivers to the mental health resources they need. Learn more.
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On the fence about getting your children vaccinated for COVID? Here are a few reasons to consider it
Parents must make deeply personal decisions about vaccinations for their children. Here are things to consider if you're on the fence about COVID-19 vaccines.
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Suicide in the time of COVID: Where are we a year later?
A year after the pandemic, we’re checking in with updates about mental health and the “deaths of despair.” Here’s what we learned.
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I’m fully vaccinated. Can I socialize now?
The CDC recently published its first set of public health recommendations for activities fully vaccinated people can resume.
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Fighting food insecurity through community partnerships
Food insecurity is impacting communities around the country. The Providence Community Health Investment is helping its partners provide healthy meals and hope to those impacted.
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What we can learn from the resilience of older adults
Older adults are among the most resilient people, which has paid off during the COVID-19 pandemic. Learn how to build resilience in your own life.
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Battling boredom: Some new strategies to try
Are you generally bored during this time of social isolation? Here are some online resources to try as you battle boredom caused by distancing and the pandemic.
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Beyond stress: Women and burnout
Learn the difference between burnout and stress. Then check out tips to help bring you from burnout back to health and wholeness.
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Medicaid: What it is and why it’s important
Medicaid is the largest health coverage program in the United States and is designed to support the health needs of nearly all people with low incomes.
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DexCare: Digitally integrating all your healthcare needs
DexCare is an innovative digital solution from Providence that increases access to healthcare based on health needs, preferences, location and schedule.
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Is your teen in an abusive relationship?
February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month. Learn about its focus on protecting teens from unhealthy relationships and how you can help.
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How is homeschooling affecting your teen’s mental health?
COVID-19 has contributed to increased rates of anxiety and depression in teens. Learn more.
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