With a multi-level intervention, HEAL aims to encourage all the Harding community toward a lifestyle approach to exercise, mental health and food by revealing the connection between mind, body and spirit; thus reversing the trend of chronic diseases, fueling student retention, improving academic performance and deepening faith.
HEAL seeks to actively engage the community in thinking about and participating in holistic wellness in opposition to cultural standards.
HEAL, Women of Faith, and various campus partners are coming together to support the mental health and well-being of our students and employees. We have curated a comprehensive list of resources to address a range of issues and addictions that many may face. Please visit the link above to access valuable information and support.
As vessels of Christ, we are made for so much more than living in shame and allowing the enemy to have a hold on our views of and efforts to fuel the bodies God gifted us. Intuitive eating is not a diet but a healthy approach to food that frees us to be disciple-makers for Jesus! All are welcome. Reach out to us about the weekly time and place.
Thursdays at 7a.m., Allie Grace Methany leads a class for women in the new HEAL workout room. This class is designed with one goal in mind: to set women free from the societal pressures of having the perfect body and instead embrace themselves as temples of the living God. This class will incorporate light weights with repetitions, mat work, body weight exercises, stretching and meditation. The foundation of this class is faith in the triune God who created each person wonderfully and fearfully in His image. This class is intended to be a place for women to connect their mind, body and spirit through movement and also release lies they believe about themselves. Allie Grace has created workout routines as well as devotionals to fit a specific lesson each week to help women walk more confidently as image bearers.
Becoming Healthy, Holy and Happy in Christ
HEAL chapel will meet once a month.
Designed to foster community, these are alternative activities for those not participating in club week (Nov. 3-8). In 2023, more than 100 students participated, and more are expected this year.
Come GLOW with us as we Go Light Our World!
Register and join us for a 3K fun-run on Oct. 25 at 8 p.m.
Becoming Healthy, Holy and Happy in Christ
Join us in the spring as we foster community and connect to our true identity in Christ. There will be guest speakers, activities and worship. Email huheal@harding.edu or follow us on Instagram @heal_harding for more information.
Train with us for the St. Jude 10K or half marathon. Contact Courtney Eby at ceby@harding.edu.
We offer free personal training. Reach out to get a trainer.
Located between the first and second floors of the Ganus Activities Complex gym, directly above the men’s restrooms, the HEAL Workout Room offers an intimate space for your fitness journey. Here you can enjoy a variety of equipment including dumbbells, yoga mats and walking pads with access to TVs for your favorite music or workout videos. The room is also equipped with desks for group work or individual study sessions. As you workout, let this space inspire you to remember who God created you to be — fearfully and wonderfully made.
HEAL provides these demonstrations throughout the year to teach valuable skills for preparing nutritious meals, supporting long-term health and wellness. These events empower students to make informed food choices, fostering a healthy relationship with food during a crucial time of independence and personal development.
For up-to-date information, follow us on Instagram at harding_heal.
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