Introducing the Wellness Alliance
The Wellness Alliance unites the strengths of the two most recognized and influential professional associations in the wellness industry: Wellness Council of America (WELCOA) and the National Wellness Institute (NWI). With a long history of leading the charge in supporting wellness for individuals and workplaces, the Wellness Alliance offers trusted education and certification programs, evidence-informed resources, and networking opportunities, so that professionals are empowered to positively impact well-being.
Membership Benefits
Harness the power of WELCOA's 7 Benchmarks, NWI's Six Dimensions of Wellness, tools to help your career, and a wealth of wellness information from evidence-informed sources.
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Service Provider Directory
Easily search and find relevant, vetted wellness providers based on your needs.
Latest Wellness News
Stay up-to-date on the latest wellness developments, data and trends from industry thought leaders and experts in the field.
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Beyond Participation: Seven Tips to Build Real Engagement in Workplace WellnessJuly 28, 2025
Whatever the goal of your workplace wellness initiative, one thing remains true: None of it matters if employees aren’t participating and engaged.
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Spring 2025 Well Workplace Award WinnersJuly 21, 2025
Congratulations to the spring 2025 Well Workplace Award winners!
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How the Workplace Can Help Employees Find PurposeJuly 14, 2025
When individuals understand their purpose and can act in alignment with it, they tend to be happier and healthier than those who lack such clarity.
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Harnessing the Power of Emotional IntelligenceJuly 7, 2025
Making initiatives more effective is a common concern among those working in wellness. Perhaps the missing piece is not another walking desk or lunch-and-learn, but rather a concentrated focus on building the key skill of emotional intelligence.
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Workplace Injury Prevention and Disability AccommodationJune 30, 2025
As members of the health and wellness industry, we have a vested interest in setting organizations and individuals up for optimal well-being, including those who may require workplace accommodations. In order to ensure workplace wellness and avoid debilitating illness or injury, we must first focus on prevention.
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Vacation—It’s Actually Good For Your HealthJune 23, 2025
The rewards of using paid time off (PTO) are real. However, there’s a catch—the benefits are most likely to occur when employees fully disconnect from work, taking time off to enjoy a vacation or simply unwind with friends and family, free from work-related distractions or stressors.