Wellness is the intentional care of the whole person meaning mind, body, and spirit, so that life can be lived with clarity, integrity, and resilience. It honors the inherent value of each individual, emphasizes restoration and balance, and recognizes that true health involves not only reducing distress, but cultivating meaning, responsibility, and connection with others.
Wellness Care
Wellness Services
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Individual Wellness Check-In
A 30-60 minute, confidential, personal session with a licensed therapist which focuses on the whole person: mentally, physically, emotionally, socially and spiritually. It is an opportunity for an employee to self-evaluate any possible areas of struggle and discuss next steps for coping without judgment.
Research shows that wellness visits drastically helps employees perform better and feel better both professionally and personally.
A gentle check-in, wellness checks also offer resources suggested by the therapist who will listen without judgment. There is no documenting of notes or diagnosing.
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Group Wellness Check-In
A one-time or periodically scheduled check-in for a group of individuals to gather, connect and share. Guided by a licensed therapist, this time is especially beneficial after a stressful event which was collectively experienced by the group. Everyone’s experience can be different and yet similar. Studies show that verbal processing will not only provide healing, it can also open-up new thoughts and feelings helping others process simply through listening. This comfort and encouragement is excellent wellness care.
*Sometimes group processing will activate emotions in which case the therapist will have resources in place for additional care if needed.
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Wellness Courses
Providing wellness courses as a teaching or collaborative approach with group members. Studies show having wellness conversations dramatically improves resiliency and performance overall for teams.
Course Details:
- Topics are listed below.
- New topics may be discussed.
- Group sizes may vary.
- Courses typically run 1.5 - 2 hours.
- Group participation is not required.
- At times, spouses may be invited.
- We encourage participants to take notes based on presentation.
Wellness Topics Covered in an Individual or Group Check-In:
Stress and Burnout
Mental Health Psychoeducation
Financial Stressors
Occupational Stress
Nutrition, Physical Activity, Sleep
Spiritual Wellness
Relationships
Rest and Mindfulness
Resources and Coping Options
Wellness Course Topics:
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Am I addicted? The different types of addiction or impulsivity and when to ask for help. Also, types of addiction (alcohol, substances, porn, gaming, gambling, and more) and ways to cope, change, and/or heal.
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Most people deal with anxiety and/or depression at some point. It’s okay to not be okay. It’s not okay to stay that way. Healthy self-reflection, awareness, and next steps go a long way.
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Whether it is in your relationship, through work, or possibly school, betrayal is very hard to walk through. The support you thought you had has been lost. Learn more about this trial and how to navigate it in a healthy way in order to heal well.
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How to develop and maintain healthy coping mechanisms both personally and professionally.
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Understanding what grief looks like as well as learning how to mange it well. Grief work is crucial to healthy growth and healing.
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Gain more understanding around the purpose of marital intimacy both emotional and physical. Also, how to start well, restart, and/or work through challenges such as betrayal or mistrust. Finally, healthy boundaries and enjoying this vital part of your relationship!
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We all lead in some way. As a leader, there are many necessary qualities which create a strong, committed team. Learning how to lead well and persevere through the hard times is crucial.
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Marriage has many exciting parts, but it can also be challenging. Communication, finances, loss, infidelity, intimacy, and parenting are some of the many ways in which couples begin to pull away or feel like they are stuck in a cycle(s).
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When the psychological, emotional, or spiritual harm occurs from an event which violates the responders moral beliefs. It can occur due to various acts or even a death. It is crucially important to talk about moral injury and provide support for healing.
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Kids are amazing gifts! Parenting can be very challenging as well. Gain insight, resources, and approaches to healthy parenting so your family can thrive and remain connected.
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A healthy, non-shaming way of understanding of what PTSD/I means and how to navigate it personally, within marriage, as well as in your community circles.
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Do you ever wonder why your relationships tend to struggle? Maybe it’s on a romantic level? Or possibly building friendships. It could also be hard to connect with people at work? Relationships take work and looking through an attachment lens, it’s very important to understand yourself as well as how you interact with others. We can easily get into unhealthy cycles and feel stuck or hopeless.
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Planned or unexpected, it is always good to start early and prepare for the future. The next season may be exciting in many ways, but it can also be scary and a very difficult transition for many.
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We all have a sexual timeline from the things we saw as a child into our adult years where we have made choices. Learn more about the bigger picture, working through your own stuff, and breaking free from the bondage of past and current pain.
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The dynamics of navigating your personal life and work can be challenging. Stress can overtake us at times and we need to know how to navigate it well in order to avoid burnout.
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When life feels hopeless the negative thoughts can seem endless. At some point, it can feel like there is no other way. This is a lie. Suicide ideation is very common and it is 100% treatable. Learn what this means for you personally and/or how you can support those around you by noticing the signs and intentionally addressing the pain.
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Being a First Responder spouse can be hard. Or maybe you are both responders? How can you support your partner in the difficult times? Learn ways to thrive in your relationship!
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Trauma and stress can surface in many ways. Whether it is a single incident or many things over time, it is essential to understand the impact and ways to work through your story in a healthy way.
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More than just self-care, a healthy wellness mindset gives individuals a bigger picture of ways to care for their whole self- mind, body, and spirit.
A Note on Confidentiality:
Valor is committed to confidentiality and ensuring your safety. We are culturally-competent clinicians and take necessary measures to go above and beyond in maintaining trust with our clients, groups and partners locally and globally.