Well-being at The University of Iowa is fostered by an environment that promotes healthy and purposeful living for all campus members. When employees feel well, they bring their best and true selves to work.

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Health and Well-Being Resource Guide

Faculty and staff well-being resources are provided by the Health and Well-being units of University Human Resources: liveWELL, the Employee Assistance Program, and Family Services. Visit our current resource guide for more information on all faculty and staff health and well-being resources.

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Well-Being Services Overview

You are invited to join liveWELL staff for an overview of well-being services for faculty and staff at The University of Iowa. In this 30-minute review, you will learn about programs and services and have a chance to ask questions. The next webinar is Wednesday, May 7, 2025 from 12:00-12:30 p.m. 

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liveWELL

liveWELL empowers employees to make sustainable lifestyle changes.
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Family Services

Family Services supports employees through all stages of employment.
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Employee Assistance Program

EAP offers emotional support to employees and their families.

Iowa's Commitment to Well-Being

One of The University of Iowa's strategic plan priorities is holistic well-being and success. To accomplish this goal, the university plans to embed well-being and mental health into all aspects of campus culture to better support students, faculty, and staff. University Human Resources strives to provide resources for faculty and staff to support them throughout their relationship with the university.

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Grateful Hawks: Ways to Infuse Gratitude into Your Life

Friday, October 8, 2021
Gratitude towards ourselves and toward others builds resilience, improves morale and communication. Different practices are discussed in this Q&A with Nicole Del Castillo, MD, MPH.
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Mini Health Fair: Know Your Numbers

Tuesday, November 2, 2021
Blood pressure and blood glucose screenings to be offered in November and December to all UI faculty, staff, and students. Regular preventative health screenings can help lower your risk for chronic health conditions.
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Tips for Holiday Well-Being

Monday, December 13, 2021
It’s important to pause our busy lives and reflect upon the things that bring us joy and fill our hearts with gratitude. Find a few tips for feeling grounded and present in the moment.