LIVE FOR LIFE

Duke Clinical Nurse Lorean Thelwell takes care of her mental health by committing to a weekly yoga practice. Photo courtesy of Lorean Thelwell

Duke Farmers Market's 24th season begins April 23. Photo by Travis Stanley

The Surgery ADMINistriders were a small but mighty team in the 2026 Get Moving Challenge. Photo by Travis Stanley

Jim Allen appeared on the cover of the December 2011 / January 2012 cover of Working@Duke running on the Al Buehler Trail with Duke Run/Walk Club. Photo by Travis Stanley

Duke Assistant Professor of Radiology and Medical Physicist Francesco Ria, left, participates in Duke Run/Walk Club; patrons at the Duke Farmers Market; and Lauren Johns, Program Manager for Duke Health’s Caring for Each Other at Duke Raleigh Hospital, practices tai chi remotely. Photos by Travis Stanley

Duke staff and faculty can sign up for a discounted membership at Orangetheory Fitness's Durham Southwest location through Duke Fitness Club. Photo courtesy of Orangetheory Fitness

Rose Volponi, left, says the Duke Run/Walk Club has helped her connect with other staff and faculty at Duke. Photo by Travis Stanley

Department yoga classes and small-group stretching -- such as this one led by LeAnna Johnson, left -- and meditation are among the no-charge offerings from LIVE FOR LIFE. Photo by Travis Stanley

The 2025 Get Moving Challenge begins Jan. 13. Graphic by Paul Figuerado

M.A. McCrackin added a walking pad to her office work routine over the summer to help find more movement in her day. Photo by Travis Stanley

The Fall 'Spooktacular' Market will include both group and individual costume contests. Photo by Travis Stanley

The last few years, William Dawson has played as a one-man band outside Duke Cancer Center on a random October day to brighten the mood of patients going in and out of the building. Photo courtesy of William Dawson

LIVE FOR LIFE Dollars earned by participating in wellness activities can be used to purchase an array of wellness goodies. Graphic by Travis Stanley