I confess, I have a relative who asks me every time I see him, “how are all the books?” I try my best to remind him that while books are great, libraries have so much more to offer. This week, during National Library Week, we are celebrating how your library is a place to connect to the world around you. For example, do you ever stop and think of the many different ways you can use the library to improve your health? Listed below are some reminders.
Download & Stream
Libby from Overdrive has a collection of Health & Wellness material, including: audiobooks, ebooks, videos, and magazines. Click here to take a look.
Hoopla also has a collection of Fitness & Diet Audiobooks. Click here to take a look.
With Flipster, you can read digital fitness and health magazines on your favorite device. Read titles such as Prevention, Men’s Health, Women’s Health, Diabetic Living, and Eating Well. Click here to learn more.
For research, access Health and Medical databases, such as Consumer Health Complete, from home or here in the library. Click here to learn more.
Click here to put a hold on a mobile hotspot.
Attend a Program
Keep an eye on the calendar for programs on Health & Wellness. Use the Event type option at the top to customize your search. Click here to look at the calendar.
Did you know that the library has Disability Resources available. Click here to learn more.
Health & Wellness Playaways
by Dr. Mark Hyman
by Michael Greger
by David Courtwright
by Abdul Gawande
by Dr. Mark Hyman
Health & Wellness books on CD
by Shawn Stevenson
by Jennifer Ashton
by Robert Lustig
by Steven Gundry
by Shawn Tassone
New Health & Wellness Books
by Suzanne Martin
by Jennifer Heisz
by Suzy Reading
by Christene Hronex
by Ian Smith