Earlier this month, the Center for Total Health team celebrated its fourth birthday. Fittingly, this year the Center’s birthday (April 11) fell on a Saturday, so we each got to celebrate by exercising our own total health.
Four years is a long time, but also not long at all. The number and variety of people the Center has hosted and learned from in that time is absolutely staggering. We’ve had more than 7,500 visitors and hosted more than 600 events and tours. Those guests range from the Surgeon General to five original Rosies; from international health leaders to local students; from White House chefs to authors.
Each one of these guests and events has taught us so much – not just about health, but also about planning, flexibility, and new ways to use our space. With that knowledge, we will shortly begin the first significant renovations to the Center since it opened. On May 25, the doors will close for about three months and construction crews
will descend upon us. We will reopen in September, with new content and improved meeting space, but the same goal: sharing, developing, and accelerating ideas that improve total health around the world.
You can find four years worth of total health photos here. Special thanks to Ted Eytan, MD, for taking so many of them, and inspiring the rest of us to take more, too!
