Educational resources to help you and your employees stay well

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Local Colorado businesses are offering free livestream and recorded fitness classes.

Mental Health America has put together a template to help you plan a new routine.
Gaia has teamed up with Governor Polis to offer free video classes to help Coloradans feel healthy, happy, and centered during this time of isolation.
Movement Climbing + Fitness RiNo & Boulder are providing free classes via Facebook Live.
Shred415 University Hills is offering free fitness classes to frontline workers (email for access). 20-minute Instagram workouts are available as well.
Denver’s Vital Strength and Fitness is offering free bootcamps on their YouTube channel.
Metropolitan State University hosts an art-centered “Socially Distant Culture Club” weekly on Wednesdays at 5:00 pm.
Lunch Club is a way to meet new friends digitally.
NAMI Boulder County has compiled a list of activities you can do to improve your mental health.

Mindful is offering free mindfulness resources to find calm and nourish resilience during COVID-19.

The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has put together a list of COVID-19 stress and coping strategies.
Isolated Not Alone has isolation support and resources for everyone, including for those who’ve lost someone during COVID-19.
Mental Health America offers various self-help tools.

Panel discussion on authentic and effective approaches to managing mental health for employees and managers in the time of COVID-19, from Energize Colorado, Technical Integrity, and KPMG.
How to help employees find focus during times of chaos, from Creative Circle.
“Just checking in: Ten simple questions to check in on people,” from Mental Health America.
“How CEOs can support employee mental health in a crisis,” from Harvard Business Review.

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