Food for Thought: What You Eat Affects Your Mental and Emotional Health
Everyone knows what it’s like to feel hangry (hungry + angry). And it’s not pleasant. We find ourselves irritated at the slightest inconvenience, and we resort to desperate (and speedy) measures to satisfy our cravings. And we usually end up over-indulging...
Are You Prepared for Mental Health Awareness Month?
With Mental Health Awareness Month just around the corner, we’re sharing how OnSite is helping our clients put their mental health first during the month of May. Two years ago, the COVID-19 pandemic brought mental health into the spotlight. During 2020, we were...
Prioritize Your Mental Health- 8 Tips to Stop Worrying
Life is stressful and with the pandemic still going on, it can take a toll on our bodies and minds. Luckily, there are simple ways you can stop negative thoughts and lower your stress levels. Here are eight techniques to try out. 1. Schedule Worry Time There...Methods to Manage Stress
If you’re feeling overwhelmed or highly stressed, you’re not alone. A survey taken at the beginning of 2021 showed that nearly 84% of adults have reported experiencing at least some emotion associated with prolonged stress. Socializing is a fundamental aspect of being...
OnSite Wellness Blog
- A Healthier Way to Tailgate September 12, 2024There's a slight chill in the air, the leaves are starting to change colors, the kids are back in school — it's beginning to feel like fall. And with the change of the season comes some of our favorite autumn traditions, like apple picking, carving pumpkins, corn mazes, and of course, tailgating.
- Self-Myofascial Release: Gaining the Benefits of Massage on Our Own September 12, 2024We all know the basic benefits that getting a massage give us — reduced muscle tension, better sleep, improved flexibility and circulation, and more. But what about self-myofascial release?
- 5 Benefits of Packing Your Lunch August 14, 2024Childhood and adulthood are wildly different, but they do have one thing in common—both kids and adults must make a decision on whether to pack their lunch, eat at the cafeteria, or go out. Granted, in the case of children, it’s usually the parent that decides, but the fact remains—it’s a choice that must be […]
- How to Cope with Back-to-School Stress August 7, 2024As the summer winds down and the new school year begins, the excitement of going back to school is often mixed with feelings of stress, anxiety, and nervousness. Back-to-school stress is common for not only students, but parents and teachers as well.