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Occupational Wellness focuses on being optimally prepared for the work at hand while gaining personal satisfaction and enrichment. Occupational wellness is achieved by finding the balance between work and leisure knowing its relationship between one’s physical and emotional health. It develops the understanding and attitude that decisions and values may change as new information and experiences are attained. It instills flexibility to meet these changes and provides stress management techniques to deal with change in a positive manner.

 

Characteristics of Occupational Wellness:

 

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Participating in activities that motivate you personally and professionally

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Engaging in leisure activities that you find enjoyable

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Finding a comfortable direction for future goals and plans

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Understanding personal strengths and weaknesses

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Undertaking what you want to do in life or working toward that goal

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Exhibiting the personal qualities of a valued employee

 

The Need for Occupational Wellness

 

Occupational wellness is not optimal within some places of employment. We experience dangerous, demanding, and stressful jobs each day. We feel stressed, pressured and unfocused leading to poor productivity and job performance. If stress is left untreated, health problems and long term disease can emerge. Feelings of being “burned out” or overwhelmed have side effects which can include heart attack, depression, diabetes and migraines.

 

Did you know that …

 

With increasing time spent on the job,
job stress is becoming a painful reality for many workers
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40% of workers reported that their jobs were very often extremely stressful.

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25% view their jobs as the number one stressor in their lives.

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75% of employees believe that they have more on-the-job stress than the generation before them.

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 26% of workers said they were “often or very often burned out or stressed by their work.”

 Source: Stress At Work by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health

More than one-third of workers say their jobs are harming their physical or emotional health.

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42% of workers say job pressures are interfering with family and personal relationships.

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50% of workers say they have a more demanding workload this year than last year.

Source: Attitudes in the American Workplace 8 VII by The Marlin Company.


Achieving excellence in Occupational Wellness
 

Check your Occupational Wellness.

You’ll know you’re gaining when you can easily:

 

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 Maintain a positive time management system

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Say “no” to assignments or volunteer tasks that are not within your goals

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Break away from your desk for lunch to interact with others or exercise

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Remain flexible through changes in your personal or professional life

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Clear the clutter and chaos from your office, desk and home environments

 

Occupational wellness begins with analyzing your unique talents and abilities. This discovery leads to a positive attitude and a feeling of contribution. As you uncover your talents, abilities, interest, internal values, and satisfaction level, you naturally work toward a career that encompasses these attributes, which ultimately leads to personal and professional satisfaction.

 

Tips for optimal Occupational Wellness development:

 

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Volunteer to gain an insider’s view of a profession that interests you

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Attend classes on time management, procrastination, and life balance

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Engage in stress relieving practices such as yoga, meditation, prayer, or exercise

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Make your management aware of your workload and negotiate delegation

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 Learn successful change management attitudes and processes through workshops or seminars

 


Sandra Larkin Wellness Strategies

Sandra Larkin Wellness Strategies realizes the importance of stress reduction and, even more importantly, stress prevention. It’s going to take a lot more than stress balls to alleviate the stress, strain, and tension within a corporate culture. We take stress management seriously by providing a complete, customized wellness program. You and your organization will be proactively promoting wellness and doing so within your budget.

 

We offer different types of stress reduction techniques such as massage, reflexology, physical fitness, and nutrition workshops that provide the framework to work out the tension so often seen in business today. Personal wellness coaching moves associates toward life and business goals while remaining positive and productive. Wellness Workshops educate groups on the personal and professional development topics that lead to business prosperity.

 

As health care costs continue to rise, an effective wellness solution will support your goals of reducing medical claims and prescription drug costs. By assisting associates in reducing stress and finding meaning and purpose in life and work, your organization increases people revenue as well as corporate profitability.

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