Health, Fitness & Wellness

New Year, New Goals!

Wednesday, January 14, 5:00-6:00PM

Join the staff of NJ4S and create your personal vision board for 2026.  A vision board is a poster or collage where you can visually represent your dreams and goals.  Reflect on how you'd like to grow and the experiences you're looking for in 2026, and get it all down on an inspiring poster you can hang in your room!

For kids of all ages, with an adult.  Teens are welcome to attend!

Limited space!  Free tickets for this event are available at the children's desk the day of the event, beginning at 4:30PM.

Meet the Coordinator of Chinese American Mental Health Outreach Program

Let’s celebrate the Lunar New Year together by learning a few healthy and lucky phrases with the NAMI NJ CAMHOP (Chinese American Mental Health Outreach Program) coordinator to bring in the new year!

This tabling event with the coordinator of NAMI NJ CAMHOP will also provide information on mental health support groups, mental health related social gatherings, training, education programs and professional lists.

 

Your Health, Your Way: Help Shape Health & Wellness Programs at EBPL

Your voice matters! The library is putting together future health and wellness programs for next year, and we want your ideas! Please take a couple of minutes to share the topics that matter most to you and your family.

Find the survey at the East Brunswick Public Library lobby or through the link here

Deadline: December 1st, 2025

 

If you are interested in partnering with us for a program:

Parenting Tweens with ParentTV

Parenting tweens is not for the faint of heart.  The arguing, the drama, the eye-rolling... the fun never ends!

When you log into the library’s ParentTV subscription, you unlock hundreds of on-demand videos and courses to help you navigate the wild world of guiding and engaging with kids.  Parents, teachers, school counselors, and others who work with babies, children, and teens will benefit from the insight shared by leading psychologists, pediatricians, educators and occupational therapists.