Stress and well-being are not solely an individual issue of self-care. They require involvement at every level of an organization.
The following audio recordings from the Oregon Mind Body Institute (OMBI) can be used during meetings, professional development, or even with students. They are meant to help build common practices and shift your organizational culture towards mindful self and community care.
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