July 

National Wellness Conference Worksite Academy

July 18, 2011

Motion Infusion is featured as part of the Conference Worksite Academy series, discussing the topic Getting People to Change. In this session, participants learn about an alternative method to enacting behavior change that moves beyond the familiar, namely financial incentives and health coaching.

National Wellness Conference Breakout Session

July 18, 2011

Motion Infusion leads a breakout session on leadership development called It Takes a Leader to Create a Healthier Nation. Addressing the current health care crisis requires not only expertise in health and wellness; it mandates leadership.  Participants learned how to apply the “Leadership Is Understanding” model to more effectively lead the way in creating a healthier nation.

National Wellness Conference Intensive

July 17, 2011

Motion Infusion leads a day-long pre-conference intensive called Teach to Inspire, in which participants learn how to design wellness education programs that are likely to engage employees in an effective behavior change process.

September 

Visa: Please, Don't Have a Seat!

September 20, 2011

Part I of a two-part series at Visa, as part of the "Visa Cares" programming: Motion Infusion will lead a session discussing what’s happening to us as a result of our pervasive sedentary culture, why getting active is more than just “getting a workout,” and how to infuse movement into a daily routine, even when “there’s no time.” 

Women Rock! Conference

September 21, 2011

Motion Infusion has been invited to present on the topic of health and wellness for women at the upcoming WomenRock! Conference.

Visa: And, If You Do - Keep Moving!

September 27, 2011

Part II of a two-part series at Visa, as part of the "Visa Cares" programming: Motion Infusion will lead a session on how to reconcile the mandate to move with the reality of working in an office. Beginning with practicing corrective and “functional fitness” exercises to offset the effects of sitting at a desk, participants will then acquire the basics for setting up an ergonomically correct workstation - with the caveat that “the best position is the next position!”