Wellness Resources for Alumni

Making the transition from college to a full-time career or graduate school can be tough. One thing that will help you succeed is working toward a healthy, balanced lifestyle in the areas of emotional, environmental, financial, intellectual, occupational, physical, social, and spiritual wellness. It is important to take care of your wellbeing so you can excel in your career/graduate field, help others, and balance your busy lifestyle. And, you don't have to do this alone, there are many resources to help you!

 

LiveWell UC San Diego Resources

LiveWell Balance Test  Find out if you are balanced in the 8 dimensions of wellness.

LiveWell UCSD Blog  Weekly wellness tips from UCSD experts.

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Upcoming Alumni Events

Social & Environmental Wellness:

  • Slow Food on Campus: All Local Thanksgiving Dinner - November 19, 6:00pm - 9:00pm
    The UCSD Alumni Association is proud to support this event and has underwritten the entire cost for local alumni to attend! Join us for an early Thanksgiving dinner! Share a memorable meal with members of the Slow Food community, students, and alumni from UCSD and the Art Institute! Turkeys from Womach Ranch Farms will be prepared by Chef Jeff Jackson of A.R. Valentien, and other delicious dishes, all using local produce and ingredients, will be cooked communally by Slow Food volunteers.

Wellness Tools

BMI calculator Calories per day calculator
Food guide Check up on your bones
Fruit & vegetable calculator Google map pedometer
Mental health screening Quit smoking now
LiveWell Balance Test Alcohol Screening

 

Other Wellness Resources

Center for Disease Control and Prevention

U.S. Department of Health & Human Services

Reach Out

For Local San Diegans:

  • Alternative Healing Network, Inc.
    • The Alternative Healing Network, (a 501(c)(3) non-profit) promotes the use of integrative or ‘alternative’ healing arts and improves access to care in under-served neighborhoods. We host weekly free “Integrative Health Nights” (clinics) that bring Eastern and Western healing arts together and operate the Adams Avenue Integrative Health Center to further offer our clinical services on a “Sliding-Scale”.

For more resources, visit our Wellness Resources page.