by: David Bruce (GoErie.com)
Employees at Corry Counseling Services can now stand at their desks or pedal while they sit at them.
They can also join a weekly walking group or ease their stress by spending a few minutes in the office’s new “downshifting” room, where they can relax and perhaps listen to ocean waves on a portable stereo.
“I’m encouraged by how our staff has embraced these changes,” said Karen Croyle, Corry Counseling Services executive director. “They are used to us doing things that promote engagement, so it’s not a surprise. But I’m glad they are so willing to get involved.”
Corry Counseling Services is just one Corry-area business that is embracing the region’s efforts to be a Blue Zones Community. It’s a three-year community initiative designed to improve people’s health and help them live longer lives.
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