Article Alert The GWI Wellness for Cancer (WFC) initiative is pleased to celebrate an article that was written by the Society for Integrative Oncology/British Society of Integrative Oncology Health Coaching Special Interest Group (SIG). The GWI WFC Initiative is founded on the premise of integrating the medical conversation with the the wellness conversation. GWI WFC irepresented on the SIO Health Coaching SIG – chaired by…
Humanity Meets Machine: How AI Can Amplify Workplace Wellbeing Without Replacing It
Humanity Meets Machine: How AI Can Amplify Workplace Wellbeing Without Replacing It Author: Grant Gamble In today’s workplaces, artificial intelligence is becoming an ever-present co-pilot—tracking metrics, automating workflows, and even assessing mood and morale. But as organizations strive to create more human-centered, psychologically safe environments, many fear AI could depersonalize wellbeing efforts. In…
Feature Spotlight: Inclusive Wellness Initiative in GoWell Mag’s Anniversary Edition
The Global Wellness Institute’s Inclusive Wellness Initiative was featured in GoWell Mag’s anniversary edition in “The Wellness We All Deserve,” exploring the transformative vision of creating wellness spaces where everyone truly belongs. Redefining Wellness for All The article opens with a compelling vision: “A corporate wellness program where employees don’t have to choose between being authentic and being accepted. A yoga studio where the imagery,…
Must-reads from the Wellness World (July 22, 2025)
The Path Toward a Metabolic Health Revolution–McKinsey report Their new report explores how the advent of GLP-1s has brought the treatment of obesity to the forefront of public attention. Nearly 900 million adults globally are living with obesity, a substantial risk factor for at least 20 diseases/conditions. The rise of GLP-1s is shifting the discussion of obesity from an intractable issue to a treatable medical…
Nightmares Linked to Rapid Biological Aging and Early Death
Nightmares Linked to Rapid Biological Aging and Early Death A 2025 study from Imperial College London, analyzing 183,000 adults and 2,400 children, found that those who had bad dreams once a week or more had shorter telomeres, associated with faster cellular aging. They also found that those who experienced regular nightmares were three times more likely to die before the age of 70 compared with those who did not––concluding…
The Wellness Generational Shift: The Young Value Wellbeing Over Wealth
The Wellness Generational Shift: The Young Value Wellbeing Over Wealth By Thierry Malleret, economist The unprecedented emphasis that younger generations place on wellbeing is a major paradigm shift, and one that suggests a very bright future for the wellness industry. All over the world, and especially in higher-income countries, younger gens have an appreciation very different from their parents of what success looks like. In…
