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  • Programs
    • Bienestar/Neema
    • Adult Health Program
    • Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP)
    • ¡Viva Bien! Blog
  • Coordinated School Health
    • Data Collection
      • Teacher Data Collection Template
    • Edtech Login
  • About
    • SAHRC History
    • Publications
    • Partners
    • Connect with Us
    • Meet the Team
    • Meet the Board of Directors
  • Resources
    • Family Health Resources
    • Youth and Family Health Festival
    • Mental Health
  • Donate

Bienestar Adult Healthy Lifestyle Program Activites

Session 1 Get to Know Yourself

Session 2 Carbohydrates

Session 3 Fibers

Session 4 Proteins

Session 5 Fat

Session 6 Nutrition Labels

Session 7 Power Foods for a Healhy Lifestyle

Session 8 Everything There Is To Know About Diabetes

Session 9 Fad Diets

Session 10 Tips to Get Active

Session 11 Walking for Fitness

Session 12 Weight Training

Session 13 Eating Out

Session 14 Serving Sizes

Session 15 Drink Water, Not Sugar

Session 16 Eat Real Food, Not Fake Food

Session 17 Why Breakfast Is The Most Important Meal

Session 18 Manage Stress

Session 19 Got Goals

Session 20 Right on Target

Session 21 Managing Triggers

Session 22 Getting Back Up

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  • 921 Matagorda St., San Antonio, TX 78210
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  • Monday - Friday: 8 AM - 4 PM

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