Wellness Challenges and Webinars – Test
2026 Statewide Wellness Program
All active, retired, or dependent EUTF members, please consider joining these events!
- Education Workshops: 45 minute live online webinars
- Wellness Challenges: 4-week online and mobile app events
Click on “Details” for how to register and for additional information. Recordings of webinars will be available until December 15, 2026. Please scroll to the bottom of the page to view previous quarter’s recordings.
Download EUTF’s 2026 Health and Wellness Calendar
For questions, or to be added to our Wellness Distribution list, email [email protected].
| 2025 Q4 Wellness Program | ||
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| October - Connect Online | November - Condition Control | December - Know Your Numbers |
Advance Care Planning October 14 at 11:30 am Learn why it's important for every adult to have an advance care directive. Webinar not recorded | Heartfelt Smiles: The Vital Connection Between Oral Health and Heart Disease November 6 at 11:30 am Did you know that the health of your mouth can impact the health of your heart? Join us for an eye-opening presentation exploring the link between oral health and cardiovascular well-being. Learn how inflammation and bacteria in your gums can influence heart disease, and discover the steps you can take to improve both your oral and overall health. | Healthy Holiday Challenge
A 4-week healthy holiday challenge to complete various activities to create balance and do things that help manage your expectations and prioritize mental and physical well-being during the holiday season. |
Personal Finance October 23 at 11:30 am Personal finance strategies to help employees identify money challenges, set goals, and take action. Webinar not recorded | Modern Perils November 18 at 12:00 pm Modern health risks, such as excessive screen time, sedentary occupations, and an abundance of ultra-processed foods and beverages, can be harmful. Learn how modifying our behaviors can improve our health and well-being. Case sensitive password: eutf2025 | Why Sleep Matters December 11 at 11:30 am Get simple and effective tools to improve their ability to rest, relax, and sleep. |
| 2026 Q1 Wellness Program | ||
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| January - Health Assessment | February - Get Checked Out | March - Healthy Habits |
Fitness Your Way January 15 at 11:30 am Identify and practice strategies to fit movements into the day. Find creative ways to move more for a better health. | Go Gold!
Go Gold! is a 4-week physical activity challenge. Join the high-energy, winter-themed experience that brings the thrill of international sports to you. Participants log movement, unlock Olympic-inspired mages/highlights, and earn medals. | Takeout Tips March 11 at 11:30 am We don't always have time to prepare meals at home.. Unfortunately, many of the fast foods that we turn to for convenience are unhealthy. We'll explore strategies to order takeout. With the right amount of knowledge and determination, we can make "less unhealthy" food choices. |
Why Weight January 27 at 11:30 am Managing your weight can be challenging, but in this workshop, you'll discover the fundamental tools for lifelong success. From understanding why weight management needs to be a priority to creating a support network, learn the keys of readiness, goal setting, nutrition, and exercise to create a sustainable plan. | Taking Care of Your Heart February 10 at 11:30 am Learn about heart disease, identify risk factors, and explore the Mediterranean and plant-based meal plans for heart health. | Women's Health Date TBD Review preventive steps, risk factors, and guidelines for wellness at every life stage, including breast health, reproductive health, and menopause, to help guide future conversations with doctors. |
Hypertension Explained February 19 at 11:30 am What's hypertension? We'll discuss what blood pressure numbers mean and what to do if they're high. We'll also talk about how to prevent and control high blood pressure. | Men's Health March 24 at 11:30am Explore what makes men's health unique, strategies to maintain up-to-date screenings and self-care tools. |
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Check it Out! The Surprising Things Your Dentist Can Spot February 26 at 11:30 am This session explores how dental visits can reveal more than cavities and cleanings. Participants will learn about the surprising health clues a dentist can detect from early signs of chronic conditions and nutritional deficiencies to stree-related habits and oral cancers and why regular exams are key for early detection. | ||
| 2026 Q2 Wellness Program | ||
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| April - Peace of Mind | May - Emotional Well-Being | June - Muscles, Smiles, & Bones |
Advance Care Planning April 14 at 11:30 am Learn why it's important for every adult to have an advance care directive. This webinar will not be recorded. | Self-Care Challenge
A 4-week challenge to complete activities to improve mental health and self-care. | Chew On This: How Nutrition, Oral Health, and Bone Strength Work Together June 9 at 11:30 am This session highlights how diet influences teeth, gums, and bone health. We'll cover essential nutrients, how food choices help prevent oral disease, and simple habits that support long-term oral and skeletal health. |
Investment Fundamentals April 23 at 11:30 am Learn about investment information and considerations that can build the foundation for employees' current and future investments. This webinar will not be recorded. | Moving from Burnout to Brilliance May 12 at 11:30 am Discover how workplace culture, connection, compassion, and taking small steps to practice self-care can reduce burnout and increase motivation. | Bone-ified Talk June 23 at 11:30 am Osteoporosis is a disease characterized by low bone mass and structural deterioration of bone tissue. Frail bones can break more easily and the results can range from discomfort to disability. This workshop will provide a better understanding of your bones and how to keep them strong and prevent fractures. |
Stress Bucket May 21 at 11:30 am We all hold a limited amount of stress before it overflows. Knowing how to manage and drain this stress is crucial in preventing high blood pressure, anxiety, depression, and other health conditions. Learn simple, enjoyable ways to lower the volume of stress. | ||
| 2026 Q3 Wellness Program | ||
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| July - Aging Well | August - Worksite Wellness | September - Immunizations & Health Screenings |
Good Nurtured Challenge
Good Nutured is a 4-week wellness challenge that raises awareness of the mental, emotional, and physical health benefits of kindness, civility, and graciousness. Participants will strive to spread kindness, develop deep connections, and build these well-being rituals into their day. | Strength Train at Your Desk August 11 at 11:30 am Gain fitness benefits for busy days by learning exercises that can be done right in the workplace to build strength. | Right On the Money Challenge
Money mastery can be intimidating. Right On the Money removes the fear by making learning about finances fun, then inspiring simple steps to financial well-being. |
Sun Safety July 16 at 11:30 am Learn about ultraviolet rays, preventing sun damage, the signs of heat-related illness, and ways to cool down. | Modern Perils August 27 at 11:30 am Modern health risks, such as excessive screen time, sedentary occupations, and an abundance of ultra-processed foods and beverages, can be harmful. Learn how modifying our behaviors can improve our health and well-being. | FIT: To be Tried September 15 at 11:30 am Exercise and physical activity are important for a healthy lifestyle, yet many of us don't reach minimum requirements outlined in national guidelines. In this session, we'll review how to structure workouts that factor in frequency, intensity, and time, or FIT. We'll also show how cardio, strength training, and stretching can be incorporated into a weekly routine. |
Crimes Against Spines July 28 at 11:30 am Many of us ignore our neck and back. Improper lifting, poor posture, weight gain, and lack of exercise can contribute to an unhealthy spine. Learn about these areas of neglect and what you can do to help prevent pain and injury. | Watch Your Back: Back Care Basics September 24 at 11:30 am Find out how to protect the back with better posture and sleeping positions, stretching and exercise, and reducing stress. |
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| 2026 Q4 Wellness Program | ||
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| October - Connect! | November - Condition Control | December - Mind & Body |
Advance Care Planning October 13 at 11:30 am Learn why it's important for every adult to have an advance care directive. This webinar will not be recorded. | Just the Facts November 10 at 11:30 am Many of us eat a diet high in processed foods. These canned, frozen, bottled, or boxed products tend to be high in sodium, fat, added sugar, and calories. Knowing how to read, understand, and compare nutrition facts labels is essential to making healthier choices. | Rest Easy December 10 at 11:30 am Many of us are so busy during the day that we've forgotten how to relax. Our minds are usually racing full speed ahead. This can result in high stress levels and impair our ability to get a full night's rest. Without proper rest and sleep, our health can deteriorate. Join us to find calm in the chaos. |
Personal Finance October 22 at 11:30 am Learn about personal finance strategies to help employees identify money challenges, set goals, and take action. This webinar will not be recorded. | Healthy Holiday Challenge
A 4-week healthy holiday challenge to complete various activities to create balance and do things that help manage your expectations and prioritize mental and physical well-being during the holiday season. | Cultivating Mindfulness December 15 at 11:30 am Practice mindfulness activities while exploring the definition of mindfulness, benefits of being in the present moment, and how to build awareness. |
Chair Yoga October 27 at 11:30 am Practice restorative chair yoga to stretch and lengthen the spine, increase blood flow, and release muscle tension. | The Key to Preventing Diabetes November 24 at 11:30 am Discover the five keys to preventing diabetes: eating healthy, getting active, quitting tobacco, managing stress, and sleeping well. | |