Panelists: 
Crystal Johnson-Mann, M.D.
Khanjan Shah, M.D.
Lindy Krebs, M.D.
Moderated by: Kirsten Freeman, M.D
 
Tuesday, August 26, 2025
12:00pm – 1:00pm
Location:  Communicore,
Room C1-004

WIMS & Wellness Faculty Book Club
Please feel free to attend even if you aren’t able to read the book
The book is currently available for purchase in hard copy, e-book, and audio book

Come join other faculty to weed and hang out. It will help the garden and offer community spirit.

Whether you prefer a book, a podcast, or an app, these resources can help physicians and medical students take a small step to support their own wellness.

In recognition of Employee Wellness Month in June, UF@Work put together a series of webinars to help you boost your health and overall well-being. Find guided meditation sessions, ergonomics and intuitive eating workshops, and more.

This group will meet weekly, but drop-ins are welcome. Come once, twice, or every week, depending on your needs and availability!
Scan the QR code below or click this link for more information:

UFCOM Physicians now have access to an anonymous online tool to quickly/easily evaluate your current wellbeing, compare your score to peers, track your results over time, and confidentially access relevant resources to support your health and wellbeing. 

UF@Work introduced three apps designed to support wellness that are available to faculty and staff in 2023: Noom, Calm and SPOTLYFE.

The UF College of Medicine wants to support our housestaff in the best way possible! Please join our efforts to improve the culture of wellness at the college by completing the Resident & Fellow Well-Being Index.

In order to help you nurture relationships while staying safe in the midst of a global pandemic, the UF/GatorCare Wellness team has created a guide to local activities/establishments that promote socially-distant fun, a map of some restaurants with outdoor seating (organized by price range), virtual party game options, outdoor recreation sites, and more!

GatorCare members have new access to free confidential Psychiatry services. In response to feedback, GatorCare has expanded the contract with TalkSpace to include psychiatry services in addition to therapy services! Now you can take advantage of convenient telehealth visits (scheduled according to your availability) to obtain a psychiatric evaluation and/or ongoing medication management.

Aid-a Gator is an emergency fund that provides [aid-a-gator logo with palm tree and life raft] limited assistance to UF faculty, staff and students who experience a temporary financial hardship.

Help us increase mental health awareness and combat stigma with our Talk About It Campaign!
For the month of May, which is National Mental Health Month, we will be creating various social media posts that you can share on your platforms using the hashtag #GCTalkAboutIt.

The UF Counseling and Wellness Center (CWC) offers free online mental health workshops for UF STUDENT, FACULTY, and STAFF. Workshops provide the opportunity to learn new skills to strengthen personal resilience, develop healthy self-care habits, and grow mental health awareness. No consultation or appointment is needed. Just RSVP and join at your convenience.