This Alcohol Awareness month, a wife shares her experience living with a spouse in recovery. The effects of alcoholism extend well beyond the addict. GEA employee Katie Wagner knows that too well as the daughter of an addict and wife of a recovering alcoholic and addict. But she also knows there’s hope and help for […]
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World Health Day recognizes how we’ve come together globally to improve health and wellbeing and continue moving forward. When it comes to World Health Day, countries across the globe rally around: Health For All envisions that all people have good health for a fulfilling life in a peaceful, prosperous, and sustainable world. The right to
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When relieving stress, giggles are just what the doctor ordered. Here’s why. Whether it’s a sitcom, TikTok video or meme, laughing is a great form of stress relief – and that’s no joke. A good laugh has great benefits to your health beyond making you feel happy. It immediately increases endorphins, lowers your stress response,
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Y @ Work’s Be Rewarded for Exercising incentive helps Marcelius give back – just like his grandma taught him. Marcelius Stone knows his way around a gym. After eight-hour shifts in AP3, Marcelius prioritizes two-hour workouts before heading home, and he’s not just there for himself. Inside GEA’s Y @ Work, he’s the workout buddy
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Series takes you through the four stages of Psychological Safety; Step 2 defines learner safety. Every 26 seconds a high school student drops out in the U.S., and it isn’t because they can’t do the work. It’s more about emotions than ability. When people don’t feel the support they need in the learning process –
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It’s free with GEA insurance, easier than people think, and “can save a life” Colorectal cancers affect hundreds of thousands of people in the U.S., including GEA employees like Mike Racculia and Lana Boes. During Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month this March, employees like Mike and Lana are telling their stories and encouraging others to get
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