Category: Wellness

Sign up for a discounted CSA membership

The UF Community Supported Agriculture, or CSA, program is offering discounted CSA memberships starting this spring semester.

Chomp the holidays with these delicious recipes! 

From an almost traditional baklava to the easiest corn souffle ever, explore the Gator Eats e-cookbook.

Managing stress this holiday season

Explore these resources to help reduce harmful stress and bring more joy to your holidays.

Discounted CSA memberships available for Spring 2025

The UF Community Supported Agriculture, or CSA, program is offering discounted CSA memberships starting this spring semester for Frog Song Organics and Siembra Farm. Faculty and staff can visit the UF Worklife website to sign up today.

By joining a CSA, you can support a local farm and receive a weekly or biweekly box of high-quality produce. Pickup and delivery options are available in multiple Florida counties.

Register for the 2025 Interface Teaching Conference

This one-day event will take place on April 22, 2025, and feature sessions designed to integrate ways to support well-being into teaching and learning.

Is gratitude good medicine for the body and soul?

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While numerous studies have explored the psychological benefits of gratitude, few have investigated its potential physical effects.

Holiday webinars available on-demand

From guilt-free desserts to smart holiday shopping, coping with grief and more, explore on-demand recordings and make the most of your holiday season.

Navigating the risks of processed foods

The National Institutes of Health, or NIH, has raised serious concerns about the overconsumption of highly processed foods.

How to avoid becoming a Grinch

Join UF/IFAS Extension Agent Melanie Taylor on Nov. 18 at noon for tips on how to keep up the holiday spirit all season long.

UF Diabetes Institute hosts World Diabetes Awareness event

Join the UF Diabetes Institute on Nov. 21 at noon for a World Diabetes Awareness event, featuring wellness talks from UF experts followed by a panel discussion.

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