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| Managing a Healthy & Safe
Winter Adventure, First Aid & Survival
This session will discuss a general framework for managing healthy
and safe adventure outdoors during the winter time, first aid and
survival. Small groups will then apply these concepts to various
“what-if” winter outdoor scenarios to determine how
to maintain an enjoyable outing or how to resolve problems.
Facilitator: Randy Carlson has been teaching outdoor skills at
UMD for 23 years. He coordinates several adventure sport programs
within the Recreational Sports Outdoor Program including whitewater
kayaking, canoeing, surfing and snow kiting. |
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Wed , 1/30
12:00-1:00
Garden Room
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Health Coaching: Physical Activity
and Healthy Eating Recommendations
Are you wondering how much you should be working out? This seminar
will address physical activity and healthy eating recommendations.
Learn how to make physical activity and healthy eating part of your
lifestyle.
Facilitator: Rachel Gilbertson is the UMD Health Coach. She is
also a certified personal trainer and group fitness instructor. She
graduated from UMD with a degree in Community Health Education.
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| Influenza
Influenza -- it's all around us, especially during winter and early
spring. And yet, as common and widespread as influenza (also known
as "the flu") can be, its potential to cause hospitalizations.
And so is the ability to prevent it.
This brief talk will be focused on being aware of the signs and
symptoms of influenza versus common cold and other viral infections
and ways to prevent it.
Facilitator: Bob Waselovich is the Physician Assistant with the
UMD QuickCare Clinic. |
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| Getting to Know Your Employee
Health & Wellness Center
The Employee Health and Wellness Center offers a variety of services
to help you obtain and maintain good health. It is comprised of
QuickCare Clinic, Medication Therapy Management Clinic, and UPlan
Health Coaching.
QuickCare is a clinic for UMD employees, spouses/same-sex domestic
partners, and dependent children. An experienced physician assistant
provides basic services such as treating ear pain and strep, to
immunizations. Learn what free services QuickCare provides; i.e.
blood pressure check, flu shots and immunizations.
Medication Therapy Management (MTM) Clinic is a service offered
at no cost to eligible UPlan participants. MTM helps creates a partnership
between you, your doctor and a trained pharmacist, who work together
to ensure all of your medications are necessary, safe, effective
and convenient. Learn how you can qualify for a $0 copay for your
Generic medications through RX America and an $8 reduction in your
Brand copay.
The UPlan Health Coach can help motivate and encourage eligible
UPlan members to better health. Your health coach provides unbiased,
up-to-date information to assist you with the development of a personalized
wellness plan to effectively change behavior. Receive $65 incentive
reward after finishing the health coaching program with required
guidelines.
Facilitators:
Bob Waselovich is the Physician Assistant with the UMD QuickCare
Clinic.
Dr. Melissa Bumgardner is an assistant professor at the College
of Pharmacy and the Medication Therapy Management Clinic Director.
Rachel Gilbertson is the UMD UPlan Health Coach.
Lita Wallace is the UMD Wellness Coordinator and works at Human
Resources. |
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12:00-12:45
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Healthy Lifestyle Change
This workshop is for people who are interested in making healthy
lifestyle changes. Learn to set S.M.A.R.T. goals, overcome barriers,
and use strategies to set yourself up for success.
Facilitator: Amy Versnik Nowak is an Assistant Professor of Health
Education at UMD. Her personal and professional interests include
high-level wellness, stress management and holistic health care. |
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The "Dash Diet"
Dietary advances to stop hypertension -- the "Dash Diet"
has been shown to be as effective as many medications in the control
of high blood pressure. Come and learn the basics of this eating
plan.
Note: Free blood pressure check is available at the UMD QuickCare
Clinic (218-726-8666).
Facilitator: Char Harkins is a Dietitian and an Assistant Professor
at the UMD Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation. |
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| Health Coaching: Reading Food
Labels and Portion Sizes
People look at food labels for different reasons. But whatever
the reason, many consumers would like to know how to use this information
more effectively and easily. Learn about portion sizes and how to
read food labels in order to meet your health goals. Have fun with
the portion distortion activity.
Facilitator: Rachel Gilbertson is the UMD UPlan Health Coach.
She is also a certified personal trainer and group fitness instructor.
She graduated from UMD with a degree in Community Health Education.
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Increasing Joy in your Life
Do you go through life living from one "check-off" on
your "to-do" list to another? Certainly a great sense
of satisfaction and achievement is gained. However, "Are we
truly in joy? Are we enjoying what we are doing from the time the
item makes our "to-do" list, to the time it achieves the
coveted "checked-off" status? Are we truly sipping from
this fabulous cup called life or are we gulping it down in attempts
to satisfy an unquenchable thirst? If you will agree to put this
workshop on your "to-do" list then Ladona will agree to
help you experience more joy before it reaches the "check-off"
status!
Facilitator: Ladona Tornabene, Ph.D., CHES, is an associate professor
who teaches Health Education in the Department of Health, Physical
Education and Recreation. She presents her motivational methods internationally
and her passion in life in helping people pursue what resonates between
heartbeats! |
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| Phytochemicals & Nutraceuticals
What are helpful chemicals that are found in foods? Do we need
to eat ketchup for lycopene? Is chemically adding nutrients to food
beneficial to health? Can food act as a medication? Answers to all
of these chemically related nutrition questions will be examined
at this workshop.
Facilitator: Char Harkins is a Dietitian and an Assistant Professor
at the UMD Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation. |
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Kardio Kick
Come and join us in this fun way to exercise that improves muscle
tone, increase cardio strength, and gain balance using kick boxing
style moves in this high energy class. Open to all levels.
Facilitator: Amanda Wegsheid is a fitness trainer at the UMD Recreational
Sports and Outdoor Program |
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Planning for a Healthy Retirement---Understanding
Your MSRS Pension (for Non-Academic Employees)
Minnesota State Retirement System (MSRS) will provide an explanation
of how pension benefits are calculated and how to apply for your
pension. Survivor options, disability benefits and surviving spouse
benefits will also be discussed. Questions are welcome.
Facilitator: David Wright has worked for the State of Minnesota
for 13 years and gives retirement seminars for MSRS covered employees
in the Northland area. David previously worked as a University of
Minnesota Employee Benefits Counselor. |
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Advantages of Utilizing the Medication
Therapy Management Clinic (MTM) for UPlan Members
Medication Therapy Management (MTM) is a service offered at no
cost to eligible UPlan participants. MTM helps creates a partnership
between you, your doctor and a trained pharmacist, who work together
to ensure all of your medications are necessary, safe, effective
and convenient.
This presentation will focus on the benefits of Medication Therapy
Management in the areas of increasing patient safety and health
outcomes while decreasing the cost of medication therapy by utilizing
the safest, most effective and least expensive medications possible.
Facilitator: Dr. Melissa Bumgardner is an assistant professor
at the College of Pharmacy and the Medication Therapy Management Clinic
Director. |
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| Health Coaching: How to Keep
Exercise Fun
Tired of your exercise routine, or looking to start a fun fitness
plan that will keep you motivated? Learn tips to stay on track and
avoid boredom at the gym. Join Rachel and learn timesaving workouts
that will boost fitness. Bring your sneakers and burn some calories
while you learn!
Facilitator: Rachel Gilbertson is the UMD UPlan Health Coach.
She is also a certified personal trainer and group fitness instructor.
She graduated from UMD with a degree in Community Health Education.
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Learn to Step
Learn to Step! No experience necessary. Learn the basics of this
fun cardio format in a non-intimidating environment. Wear supportive
shoes and clothes you
can move in. Be prepared to have fun!
Facilitator: Linda Glisson is a Program Associate in Continuing
Education at UMD and is an ACE-certified Group Fitness Instructor. |
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Managing Stress and Changes in
the Workplace
In this day and age of constant change, we all can use tools to
help us slow down, calm ourself and stay in the present moment rather
than the past or the far off future. Bob will give you simple tools
that can help you manage your stress and deal with change.
Facilitator: Bob Lyman is a mastered degreed social worker
with over 35 years of exprience in helping people manage stress.
He has studied the use of mindfulness to assist people in managing
change. Bob works at St. Luke's Employee Assistance Program.
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Common Foot and Ankle Conditions
and How to Self-treat Minor Pain Associated with Them
Explanation of the common conditions of the foot and ankle including
but on limited to; plantar fasciitis, bunions and gout will be discussed
in this session as well as conservative treatment for common conditions.
Facilitator: Dr. Lundgren is a practicing chiropractor in Duluth.
Born and raised in Duluth, he is proud to be helping the community
that he has grown to love so much. |
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| Health Coaching: Healthy Eating
on the Run
Does running low on time have you choosing foods low in nutrition?
Learn time saving techniques that keep you eating healthy even with
a busy schedule. Find foods that are quick and good for you.
Facilitator: Rachel Gilbertson is the UPlan Health Coach for UMD.
She is also a certified personal treainer and group fitness instructor.
Rachel graduated from UMD with a degree in Community Health.
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Environmental Medicine/Ecological
Issues
We will discuss some of the most common ecological problems created
by modern living. Included in the discussion will be a description
of how the health care industry contributes to environmental harm.
Various preventive strategies will be offered and ample time for
questions and discussion will be provided.
Facilitator: Dr. Nancy Sudak is the director of UMD QuickCare
Clinic. She is also a staff physician at the Lake Superior Community
Health Center in Duluth. She is a diplomate and member of the board
of director of the American Board of Integrative Holistic Medicine.
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| Health Coaching: Ways in Changing
Eating Behaviors
Do you eat with your emotions? Are you eating when you aren't hungry...maybe
just stressed, bored, sad, or happy? Learn about different eating
patterns and how to change unhealthy eating behaviors, address your
pitfalls to healthful eating and find ways to overcome your eating
obstacles.
Facilitator: Rachel Gilbertson is the UMD Uplan Health Coach.
She is also a certified personal trainer and group fitness instructor.
She graduated from UMD with a degree in Community Health Education.
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| Learning Spring Forest QiGong
This session is a brief introduction to the theory and power of
this Mind-Body-Heart energy practice that puts health care and healing
into everyone’s hands. The workshop will provide basic information
as to how Qigong can help increase one’s energy, calmness,
mental alertness, and decrease stress responses, and improve one’s
overall physical and mental well-being.
Facilitator: Glenn Tobey, licensed Independent Clinical Social
Worker, is a psychotherapist in private practice in Duluth. He continues
to study Spring Forest Qigong and achieved Level IV. |
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