wellness
A state of being healthy in body and mind, often because you eat well, move your body, sleep enough, and manage stress.
The condition of being in good physical and mental health, especially as a result of conscious lifestyle choices and preventive care.
The business world that makes and sells things like fitness apps, vitamins, spa services, and retreats to help people feel healthier.
The commercial sector that develops and sells products, services, and experiences aimed at improving people’s health, fitness, and overall lifestyle.
- Base: wellness
- Plural: wellnesses
corporate wellness
1company-based employee health efforts
Programs and actions that a company uses to support the health and well-being of its workers.
- She works as a consultant in corporate wellness, helping companies design fitness and stress-reduction plans.
- Corporate wellness has become a selling point for firms trying to attract young talent.
- The report showed that corporate wellness initiatives can reduce sick days.
health and wellness
1health together with overall wellness
Health and general well-being considered together as one idea.
- The magazine focuses on health and wellness topics for busy parents.
- Many companies now talk about supporting employees’ health and wellness.
- The city is launching a health and wellness campaign to encourage walking and cycling.
mental health and wellness
1mental health plus overall well-being
Mental health and general emotional well-being talked about together as one idea.
- Universities are investing more in student mental health and wellness services.
- The podcast covers topics related to mental health and wellness for young adults.
- Talking openly about mental health and wellness can reduce stigma.
wellness check
1visit or exam to ensure well-being
A check to make sure a person is safe and generally healthy, for example by a doctor, a friend, or the police.
- She went to her doctor for a yearly wellness check.
- The neighbors asked the police to do a wellness check on the elderly man who lives alone.
- Parents are encouraged to schedule regular wellness checks for young children.
wellness industry
1business sector around wellness
All the companies that make money from products and services to help people feel healthier and better.
- The global wellness industry is worth billions of dollars each year.
- Social media has helped the wellness industry reach younger consumers.
- Some experts say the wellness industry sometimes overpromises results.
wellness program
1organized health and wellness plan
A planned group of activities to help people become or stay healthy, often offered by a company, school, or government.
- Our office wellness program includes free fitness classes and nutrition workshops.
- The school is starting a wellness program to teach students about stress management.
- Many insurers give discounts if you join their wellness program.
wellness retreat
1trip focused on health and relaxation
A holiday or short stay in a special place where people do things like yoga, meditation, and healthy eating to feel better.
- She booked a three-day wellness retreat in the mountains to recharge.
- The hotel now offers weekend wellness retreats with spa treatments and mindfulness classes.
- Many wellness retreats ask guests to turn off their phones during the stay.
workplace wellness
1employee health and well-being at work
The health, comfort, and happiness of people at their job, and the things a company does to support that.
- Standing desks and flexible hours can improve workplace wellness.
- The survey looked at workplace wellness and job satisfaction.
- Managers are being trained to support workplace wellness and prevent burnout.