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  • – Academic Support
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  • – Biofeedback
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  • – Chronic Illnesses
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  • – Financial Management
  • – First Year Students
  • – Gambling
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  • – HIV Testing and Counseling
  • – Holistic Health
  • – Hot Health Topics
  • – Massage Therapy
  • – Meditation
  • – Men's Health
  • – Nutrition
  • – Relationships
  • – Seasonal Affective Disorder & Light Therapy
  • – Self-Esteem
  • – Sexual Health
  • – Sexual Orientation & Gender Identity
  • – Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs)
  • – Sleep
  • – Stress Management
  • – Time Management
  • – Tobacco Use Cessation
  • – Wellness
  • – Women's Health
  • – Yoga
• Educational Programs
• Professional Trainings/Consultations
• Special Projects
• SPEAC – Students Promoting Education and Awareness on Campus
• Residential Life
• Getting Involved with the Office
• Resource Library

Additional Resources

• For more information:
  Call (603) 862-3823
  Visit Room 249 in Health Services
• Environmental Wellness Web Sites
• Environmental Wellness Resources

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• Individual Wellness Education/Counseling Appointments: (603) 862-3823
• Wellness Home
• Emotional Wellness
• Environmental Wellness
• Financial Wellness
• Intellectual Wellness
• Occupational Wellness
• Physical Wellness
• Social Wellness
• Spiritual Wellness

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• Members of the UNH community may e-mail us with any comments or questions

Environmental Wellness

What is environmental wellness?

Environmental wellness is being aware of the interactions between the environment, community and ourselves.

What are signs of environmental wellness?

• Becoming aware of the limits of the earth’s natural resources
• Conserving energy (i.e. shutting off unused lights)
• Recycling paper, cans, and glass as much as possible
• Enjoying and appreciating time outside in natural settings
• Not polluting the air, water or earth if you can avoid doing so
• Creating home and work environments that are supportive and nurturing

 

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