Valerie Blau’s Post

Today, May 1st, marks the beginning of Women's Health Month. As we celebrate the incredible strength, resilience, and vitality of women everywhere, we're curious about how your clinic acknowledges or honors this important month. 👩⚕️💖 Whether it's through special events, educational resources, or initiatives aimed at promoting women's wellness, we want to hear from you! Share with us how you or your clinic observes Women's Health Month and supports women's health year-round. Let's continue to raise awareness and empower women to prioritize their well-being! #WomensHealthMonth #Healthcare #EmpowerWomen"

Happy Mother's Day! Did ya'll know that mother's day kicks off women's health week? Check out my blog post on Mosaics of Mercy's page about women's health and wellness. https://lnkd.in/gi5Gt2Ni

Building Knowledge and Awareness: The First Line of Defense in Women's Health As an advertising agency dedicated to educating and spreading knowledgeable awareness about women's health, we recognize the critical role that information plays in creating a healthier world for all. This Women's Health Week, we want to emphasize the importance of building a strong foundation of knowledge and understanding across all ages and stages of life. By providing women with accurate, accessible information about their health, we empower them to make informed decisions, advocate for their well-being, and break down barriers that may prevent them from seeking care. Knowledge is power, and when women are equipped with the tools to understand their bodies and minds, they can take proactive steps to maintain their health and prevent potential issues from escalating. Furthermore, we acknowledge that women's health is not an isolated issue; it has a ripple effect on families, communities, and society as a whole. When women thrive, so do their loved ones. Men, in particular, are direct beneficiaries of healthier women in their lives – as partners, fathers, brothers, and friends. By supporting women's health initiatives and encouraging open conversations, we create a more inclusive and understanding environment for everyone. This Women's Health Week, we invite you to join us in our mission to spread awareness and knowledge. Whether it's sharing resources, starting a conversation, or advocating for change, every action counts. Together, we can build a stronger, healthier future for women and, consequently, for all. HealthyWomen, BD #WomensHealthWeek #KnowledgeIsPower #HealthForAll #NWHW

🌷 Welcome to Women's History Month! Let's embrace the journey of wellness together. 🌷 In a special LinkedIn Live session with Dr. Ed Leshin, we explored the transformative power of being present. I think this month is especially important in the context of women's health and caregiving. Dr. Ed illuminated the synergy between traditional health practices and Personal Energy Training (PET), sharing insights on how we can open pathways to deeper healing and mindfulness at any stage of life or death. As we celebrate Women's History Month, this conversation is a beacon for anyone seeking to harmonize their health practices with the essence of presence. Whether you're navigating personal health challenges or caring for others, understanding the blend of energy training with conventional methods can offer a holistic approach to wellness. Interested in learning more about how PET can enhance your health routine or support your organization? Dr. Ed Leshin is offering a free 20-minute discussion to explore the benefits of Personal Energy Training. You can reach him at [https://lnkd.in/eZtH7Gsa) or schedule directly through the calendar link in his bio. Take advantage of this opportunity to deepen your approach to health and wellness during Women's Health Month and beyond. 🎥 Watch the full replay and discover the profound impact of being present in health and caregiving. https://lnkd.in/efPk3Rtv Let's make this Women's History Month a starting point for integrating presence and personal energy into our daily lives, fostering a nurturing environment for ourselves and those we care for. #WomensHistorymonth #Caregiving #MentalHealth #StressManagement #PersonalEnergy #HealthcareProfessionals #LegacyPlanning

It's Women's Health Week. This year's theme is grow your knowledge. Here's a few ideas to help promote women's health at work... 1. Host a morning tea. Connect with peers and encourage each other to look after your health 2. Give away mindful journals. A gift that could start a lovely new habit. 3. Start a gratitude tree on the office wall. Use post it notes to stick up thank you notes as a sign of appreciation. #womenshealth #womenshealthweek #wellbeingmatter

It's Women's Health Week. This year's theme is grow your knowledge. Here's a few ideas to help promote women's health at work... 1. Host a morning tea. Connect with peers and encourage each other to look after your health 2. Give away mindful journals. A gift that could start a lovely new habit. 3. Start a gratitude tree on the office wall. Use post it notes to stick up thank you notes as a sign of appreciation. #womenshealth #womenshealthweek #wellbeingmatter

𝗛𝗼𝘄 𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗺𝗼𝗻 𝗮𝗿𝗲 𝗛𝗲𝗮𝘃𝘆 𝗽𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗼𝗱𝘀? Heavy periods are common - they affect around one in three Australian women, typically in the 30-50-year-old age group. Heavy periods can enormously impact some women's day-to-day lives, with pain and discomfort that is detrimental to a woman's physical, social, and emotional quality of life. The good news is, Bloom Women's Health offers a safe and collaborative consultation environment, and can discuss with women a range of treatment options that suit them best. Learn more here about heavy periods: https://lnkd.in/gsEiJjJD

What’s behind the evolution of the health and beauty industry? Check out how the women leading these companies are changing the conversation in Baird’s THRIVE Health and Beauty event recap. https://bit.ly/48n0ac0

Have you thought about being an only female therapist? This might sound impossible, but it is possible. THINK ABOUT IT! Let me tell you how you can be a female physiotherapist for only females by being specialized for a woman's health only. I sound weird, but this is actually a specialization. And you'll be PAID even more than a normal therapist for that. ONLY BY SEEING FEMALE PATIENTS. HOW?!! Simply by just taking courses about women's health. Check how to do that in detail: https://lnkd.in/dX6jZpfp - What's Women's Health Specialization? - How can you take a course in women's health? - How can you find a nearby course to attend about women's health? Frequent asked questions and so much more answered about this topic in here: https://lnkd.in/dX6jZpfp PS. Special thanks to Athanasia G. Prentza for letting me mention her course as an example.

Must deserved initiative..,