In this enlightening episode of the Wellness Law Podcast, host Barbara Zabawa welcomes Suzanne Hunt, Assistant Professor at the University of North Carolina Greensboro, to explore the relationship between public health and wellness. Suzanne discusses her perspective on the distinction and overlap between these fields, emphasizing the importance of systemic approaches in public health and individual wellness. The conversation delves into the roles of social justice, equity, and environmental factors in promoting wellbeing, and whether the wellness industry is ready to adopt a more holistic view. Tune in for an engaging discussion on how public health principles can complement wellness initiatives to create a more equitable and thriving society.
00:00 Introduction to the Wellness Law Podcast
00:27 Meet Suzanne: Public Health Educator
01:15 Public Health vs. Wellness: A Deep Dive
02:04 The Role of Environment in Wellness
03:12 Public Health and Wellness: A Synergistic Approach
06:53 Challenges in the Wellness Industry
07:35 Workplace Wellness: A Microcosm of Society
12:00 Bridging Public Health and Wellness
17:47 Global Perspectives on Wellness
25:14 Conclusion and Program Information
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