Feeling Pushed to the Brink? Anthropedia Introduces New Program for Burnout!
If you or someone you know is struggling with burnout, stress, and exhaustion, we can help!
Christina Mengert’s As We Are Sung is forthcoming. Her poems and reviews have appeared in Web Conjunctions, the Denver Quarterly, Aufgabe, the New Review of Literature, and elsewhere. In 2004 she won the Kim Ann Arstark Memorial Award for Poetry and was selected for the Best New Poets 2006 anthology. She currently teaches writing and literature at the University of Colorado at Boulder and in UCLA’s Writers’ Extension Program. In addition to being a member of the Anthropedia Institute, Christina teaches literature in the Anthropedia Well-Being Coach Certification program.
We partner with organizations such as school districts, universities, healthcare organizations, social service agencies, and communities to provide workshops, coaching, and coach training to their employees, clients, and community members.
Anthropedia coaches use evidence-based tools to help cultivate wellness that lasts well after each session.
Our wellness seminars and workshops are designed to give people an experience of interdisciplinary approach to well-being.
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Our robust interdisciplinary training program is widely recognized as one of the most comprehensive programs in the industry.
At the Anthropedia Center for Well-Being we offer more than 20 different services to address physical health and well-being.
