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Home » Mental Health Month – Simple Tips for Self-Care
May 5, 2022
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Mental Health Month – Simple Tips for Self-Care

Woman making heart with hands at sunsetMay is Mental Health Month. Mental health includes emotional, physiological and social well-being—and the state of your mental health can affect your overall health and quality of life. It’s essential to be sure you’re taking care of your physical and psychological well-being to be at your best.

One way to focus on your mental health is by prioritizing self-care. Self-care includes activities that help manage your stress, lower the risk of illness and increase your energy. To get started with self-care, try following some of the following tips:

  •  Exercise regularly. Walking just 30 minutes a day can help boost your mood and improve your overall health. If you can’t do 30 minutes at one time, that’s okay. Small increments of exercise can add up.
  •  Eat a balanced diet. A balanced diet and staying hydrated can help improve your energy and focus.
  •  Prioritize sleep. Stick to a regular sleep schedule. Reduce your blue light exposure from devices such as phones or other screens before bedtime for better sleep.
  •  Participate in relaxing activities. Activities such as journaling, meditation, muscle relaxation and breathing exercises have all been shown to help improve mental state.
  •  Set goals and priorities. Make lists by focus to determine what needs to get done now and what can wait. This is also a good way to practice saying “no” to tasks that make you feel like you’re taking on too much.
  •  Stay connected. Reach out to friends and loved ones who can provide you with emotional support when you need it.
  •  Practice gratitude. Remind yourself daily of things you are grateful for through journaling or meditation.

Remember, how you practice self-care may look different from how someone else does.

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