Upcoming Events

When the clocks change, your circadian rhythm doesn’t necessarily adjust at the same pace. Even a one-hour shift can temporarily affect sleep, alertness, energy and concentration- almost like a ‘hangover’. Before we set our clocks back an hour on Sunday (Nov 1), join us to proactively learn practical, evidence-informed strategies for adapting most effectively and for protecting your sleep. Topics include : How changes in sleep timing can affect energy, alertness and performance and how long adjustment can take What the evidence says about using...

Muscle knots and a nervous system that won't switch off Chronic neck, shoulder and low back pain that persists is one of the most common health problems faced by many on campus. Whether your pain or discomfort comes from a desk, a workbench, or a full day on your feet, U of G Faculty Dr. John Srbely and Dr. Jay Shah from NIH will explain what the emerging research tells us about why this kind of pain persists for years and, most importantly, what you can do about it. Many treatments such as massage/manual therapy or acupuncture often ease a muscle knot, but the relief doesn'...

This presentation will discuss modifiable risk factors for dementia and how we can help protect and improve brain health at any age! This workshop will provide information on reducing the risks of dementia and tips, tricks, and resources. Learn how to protect and improve brain health by focusing on the 12 modifiable risk factors of dementia. Facilitator Robin Smart, Public Education Coordinator, Alzheimer Society Waterloo Wellington Registration Register through Qualtrics!