Just two weeks to go to the kick-off of the #HSEStepsChallenge. Today we want you to tell us, what’s your favourite way to build activity into your day?
Some of us are finding that our families are spending a lot more time on screens. HSE's Senior Psychologist Peadar Maxwell shares his top tips on managing screentime in our homes. For more good advice, go to https://t.co/cf8uvz2CF8 #together@HSELive
The pollen count is higher now so more people will experience hay fever. If you normally get hay fever, you'll be familiar with the typical signs & symptoms. If you are worried about telling #hayfever apart from #covid19, we have information that may help. https://t.co/3Zp7G4snKc
Kids need to be active everyday, and even short bursts can add up to the recommended 60 mins per day. HSE Health Promotion Officer Áine Buggy, gives her three tips on keeping kids moving. For more ideas go to https://t.co/aTku6HAR4t #together@sportireland@officialgaa@HSELive
The evidence-based programme @StressControlUK is being made available freely online.
Classes start next Monday 13th April. The six sessions will run on Mondays & Thursdays at 2pm & 8.30pm. Each class is 90 mins.
For video links and more info see https://t.co/bcsxOLXnwO
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Congratulations to the team @HSElive@KHFdn and @effectiveserv on launch of on Better for Every Child report. Culmination of a lot of hard work to improve info & supports for parents, babies & children and health professionals #MyChild
@Irishheart_ie youth panel call for tax on unhealthy foods to subsidise healthy foods, ban on marketing to kids, ban vending machines in schools, physical activity part of daily curriculum in schools @HSEschoolsteam