Office of Well-Being

Care.com's family care benefits are here to support you as your trying to manage it all while caring for those you love, including yourself.

Richard Safeer, Medical Director of Employee Health and Wellness from Healthy at Hopkins presents during this 30 minute webinar on "10 Tips to Re-energize your Day".

Is it possible to hold onto the “wonderful,” even though our lives continue to be affected by COVID and its variants? Susan Lehmann, MD explains how it's possible for ourselves, and for patients and their families.

Live & Work Mindfully is a series of 30-minute sessions conducted over four weeks. It is designed for teams in the workplace to learn how mindfulness can help decrease the effects of stress and allow for greater ease at work and at home.

Faculty members may apply for the JHU Editorial Assistances Services Initiative (EASI) on grant proposals and manuscripts. 

Meg Chisolm’s new book, From Survive to Thrive: Living Your Best Life with Mental Illness, written with John Hanc, challenges readers to make that leap and describes four pathways that can lead them to a life of purpose and joy.  The four pathways to fulfillment  — family, work, education and community — “are fundamental components in life”.

In an effort to spread “Joy at Johns Hopkins Medicine,” Johns Hopkins Community Physicians (JHCP) produces an annual creative journal, Meraki. Meraki provides a stage for JHCP employees to share their passions through the written word and creative works.

Thank you to all who participated in the inaugural JHM Inter-Professional Well-Being Research Study. Your feedback will inform systems-level change in clinical practice and identify barriers to professional fulfillment, and meaningful work. It will contribute to well-being research and the development of evidence-based practices for clinician well-being at Johns Hopkins.