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July only has few dedicated national health & wellness observances, which we’ve listed below. But even if national organizations are a bit quiet, that doesn’t mean your wellness communications should be. July is a perfect time to focus on such topics as:
Healthy eating :Communicate the benefits of eating local, eating fresh.

Fitness & exercise in the great outdoors:
July is Parks & Recreation Month. Learn more about ways to enjoy outdoor activities in our nation’s parks.

Juvenile Arthritis Awareness Month

Group B Strep (GBS)

National Cleft & Craniofacial Awareness & Prevention Month

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In honor of , We' d like to shine a light on the accomplishments and contributions of Mary Louise McKinney Edmonds, PT, PhD, FAPTA, former Vice Provost for Student Affairs at Stanford University.

Well before the physical therapy profession required post-undergraduate education, Mary exemplified continuous innovation in her thirst for knowledge that was apparent in the value she placed on education and evidenced-based care. Mary then went on to earn a master’s degree in health studies and a PhD in sociology at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio. She also conducted postdoctoral study at the Institute for Social Research at the University of Michigan.

he was the first African American dean in Bowling Green’s history and was appointed to Vice President of their Division of Student Affairs in 1983 where she implemented a number of significant programs to improve the lives of students and raise the campus community’s consciousness concerning diversity and inclusion. Dr. Edmonds also created the office of Multicultural Affairs which promoted the recruitment and retention of minority students with financial aid and off campus housing assistance.

After another decade of service, Dr. Edmonds left Bowling Green State University for Stanford University in 1992, where she served first as Vice President for Student Resources, then Vice President for Student Affairs, and finally Vice Provost and Dean of Student Affairs. A Stanford news service profile describes Dr. Edmonds as “the highest-ranking African American administrator in Stanford’s history.” During her years at Stanford, Dr. Edmonds is credited with restructuring the framework of their student services offerings and chairing a steering committee for NCAA certification of Stanford Athletics.

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For this , we want to recognize the central role Black physical therapists have held in our industry, and the contributions they’ve made (and are continuing to make) to ensure a better future for patients and therapists alike.

Today we are honoring Dr. Efosa Guobadia is a physical therapist and entrepreneur. He is chief executive officer at FFITT Health, a company that focuses on promoting accessibility and sustainability in the wellness realm, and founder of Move Together, a non-profit organization with a mission to promote transformation and transcendence through movement health around the corner and around the world.

Dr. Guobadia has many accomplishments, some of which include:

Earning his bachelor’s degree in kinesiology from the University of Massachusetts Amherst;
Earning his clinical doctorate in physical therapy from the University of Scranton;
Becoming a published author in leadership and global health books; and
Lecturing in countries around the world, including China, South Africa, Switzerland, Japan, United States, Guatemala, and Ecuador.
Dr. Guobadia has focused on demonstrating how physiotherapy can help people around the world. He co-founded the Global PT Day of Service as a way to show the impact and reach of physical therapists and what they can accomplish as one. He also founded PT Haven, a platform for the physiotherapy profession to cultivate conversations about innovation as well as compassion. Dr. Guobadia is also a member of the Rizing Tide selection committee, which awards scholarships to BIPOC students who are on the path to earning their doctor of physical therapy (DPT) degree or furthering their PT education by pursuing a residency program.

For , we want to recognize the central role Black physical therapists have held in our industry, and the contributions they’ve made (and are continuing to make) to ensure a better future for patients and therapists alike. Today we honor TaVona Denise Boggs is a physical therapist, life coach, and business mentor. She uses her background as a PT-turned-life-and-business-coach to help healthcare professionals avoid burnout, boredom, and glass ceilings.
Among her many accomplishments, Boggs:

Graduated from Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University in 2001;
Worked as a clinician and assistant clinic director in the orthopedic setting before establishing a physical therapy contracting company;
Became a master certified life coach; and
Created a burnout resilience program at a major Atlanta hospital.

Boggs is the founder of the Thrive Network, a private community for women who have (or want to have) an online business. She is also a sought-after speaker on business, diversity, and inclusion, and is the author of the book, Unstoppable Success: How to Finally Create the Body, Business and Lifestyle You Want. Additionally, she is the voice behind the podcasts, Breaking Protocol and Coaching & Conversations. Throughout her career, Boggs has helped countless people find their zone of genius and earn money while making a difference in their profession.

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A lot of us don’t go many days without having pizza. So on , head over to your favorite pizzeria and enjoy a feast. You can get creative and host a pizza party at work or for friends, or simply buy a frozen pizza. Food marketers also love National Pizza Day which means there are a lot of great deals going around, so make sure to keep your eye out.

The Chinese New Year (aka Lunar New Year & Spring Festival) celebration has evolved tremendously over the years and is observed in many countries. It's a 15-day celebration and is one of the biggest holidays in China. Similar to US New Year, the Lunar New Year is centered around removing the bad and the old and welcoming the new and the good. So if you didn't do that last month, now is your time!