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Five Days of Wellness: Day Three

Making Health and Nutrition a Priority

In our Emotional Resilience series this week, we’ve sought the wisdom of CNS’ clinical expertise in helping you navigate the new normal. Personal resilience has been the focus. But organizations also face challenges that demand a surefooted pivot.

CNS is a case in point. As a neurorehabilitation provider, our response to COVID-19 required a nimble migration to telehealth to ensure patient and staff safety without compromising the quality of treatment.

CNS Health Fitness Therapist Shannon Gray shares her expertise in nutrition with five tips for healthy living.

  • Minimize trips to the supermarket during the pandemic and eat healthily.
  • Before you shop, plan and visualize breakfast, lunch, and dinner for at least five days.
  • Stock up on nutrition-packed foods that will stay fresh for a week or longer. Some healthy pantry staples include beans and lentils, oats, whole grain pasta, and canned tomatoes.
  • Make eating together at home a positive experience! Whether it is homemade or takeout, dining at home is a new routine for many families.
  • Try some new recipes! If you have never made homemade pizza, roasted a whole chicken, or cooked meatballs from scratch—now is an excellent time to try! There are lots of great recipes on the internet. Look for those that call for only a few ingredients and use standard kitchen tools.
 

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