The programming of the X edition of the Health Week, this Tuesday (October 28th), Day of the Server, included the PRACTICAL WORKSHOP on Integral Health: Mental and Cognitive Health, led by the physiotherapist and doctor in Biomedical Sciences, José Ronaldo Veronesi Júnior.
Aimed at promoting the health of civil servers, the meeting combined theoretical and practical moments. Veronesi presented the four pillars of human balance: physical, mental, emotional and spiritual, as a basis for understanding and managing the amount of information received daily in the corporate environment.
"My proposal is to make a complete approach: start by explaining the functioning of human cognition, how we perceive, process and react to incentives. We will go through the understanding of stress, anxiety and mental load, and then present practical solutions", said the expert.
According to the physiotherapist, the subject is gaining more and more relevance in view of the new guidelines of the Regulatory Standard no 1 (NR1). The measure establishes that all public and private institutions must implement management of psychosocial factors at work from May of 2026.
"The goal is to show how each person can develop more ability to deal with the excess of information and demands that the current world imposes, maintaining emotional and cognitive balance," concluded Veronesi.
Profile
José Ronaldo Veronesi Júnior is a physiotherapist with more than 25 years of experience. Doctor in Biomedical Sciences and in Biotechnology and Innovation in Health. Master in Health Sciences. Specialist in Ergonomics, Occupational Physiotherapy and Judicial Expertise. He has international research experience at the University of Lisbon. Works as a professor and director at the Delta College, general director of the Veronesi Educational Institute, judicial expert and consultant to the Federal Labor Justice of the city of Vitória (State of Espiríto Santo).
Health week fair
The Health Week stands are installed in the hall of the Court of Justice of the State of Tocantins (TJTO), in the city of Palmas. The space brings together artisans with pieces in crochet, flowers and natural plants, as well as options of sweet and salty foods.
Partners of the Health Week also participate in the programming, offering exams, guidance and services aimed at promoting a healthier life.
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