Are you glued to your chair all day? Just because you’re seated doesn’t mean you can’t move your body and enjoy its countless health benefits. Add some mindful movement with this seated Tai Chi practice in this week's #LiveWholeHealth post.
Lonnie Bedwell, a blind Veteran of the U.S. Navy and Move United Warfighters Ambassador, summited Mount Everest on May 22. He is the first blind Veteran to summit the planet’s highest mountain and only the fourth blind person to ever do so.
We all have to-do lists, but our health can't always wait. See how improved posture can improve our well-being in this week's #LiveWholeHealth practice.
VA has multiple programs to help Veterans combat obesity with weight management programs.
Always rushing? Take a moment to pause and create space in your life with a meditation to relax and rejuvenate, with this week's #LiveWholeHealth video.
The Office of General Counsel’s Honors Attorney Program offers a chance to move from law clerk to attorney as soon as you pass the BAR.
Slow, mindful movement practices can help prevent and treat diabetes, high blood pressure, obesity and dozens of other ailments. Try it out today in this introduction to Qigong.
Navy Veterans John Pruett learned to navigate his ALS, staying active and engaged in the world of adaptive athletics.
Embrace the winter sun with Sun Salutations! Dive into the mind-body connection of yoga with this empowering sequence for all, and kickstart a healthier lifestyle in this week's #LiveWholeHealth post.
More than just counting steps, Fitbit Versa 2 devices help Oklahoma City Veterans lose weight and maintain healthy lifestyles.
Whether you’re new to nursing or an experienced RN looking for a change, the VA Maine Healthcare System wants you to join our team.
Are you planning for your military separation and thinking about a college degree? Maybe you’ve taken a few college classes over the years and aren’t sure what your next move should be. Or, you may already be in college but finding it tougher to succeed than you thought. These are all scenarios that a Veteran exploring college might find themselves in.
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