You still have time to register ºÚÁÏÍø Wellbeing Week 2024 events
Aalto Wellbeing Week is an annual wellbeing event for all Aalto people! A lot of events are available during the week to support your wellbeing and there are still free places in most of the events.
Aalto Wellbeing Week offers a keynote speech by Simo Routarinne about "Building a culture of appreciative culture" and a new kind of interactive group coaching about "Appreciative encounter - meet both others and yourself with appreciation".
During the week there are wellbeing events in the campus like AGrid's Wellness Day on Tue 1.10. and wellbeing sponsor stands on Wed 2.10. at the Undergraduate Center. In the end of the week on Fri 4.10. there is an opportunity to visit Espoo's modern art museum EMMA with guided tours.
Besides Unisport offers open doors in all it's sport centers during the week.
Weekly wellbeing yoga for staff starting 5.9.2025
Join us for a relaxing Friday afternoon yoga session where we gently prepare the body for the weekend
Weekly wellbeing yoga for staff starting 5.9.2025
Join us for a relaxing Friday afternoon yoga session where we gently prepare the body for the weekend
Weekly wellbeing yoga for staff starting 5.9.2025
Join us for a relaxing Friday afternoon yoga session where we gently prepare the body for the weekend
Weekly wellbeing yoga for staff starting 5.9.2025
Join us for a relaxing Friday afternoon yoga session where we gently prepare the body for the weekendRead more news
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