Articles About Mental Health and Wellness
SEP 17, 2020How to increase joy and fight quarantine fatigue
Cabin fever. Stir-craziness. Stuck-inside-itis. It goes by many names. And with more people staying home during the COVID-19 outbreak, it’s picked up a new one: quarantine fatigue. ... Read More >
TOPICSCORONAVIRUS & COVID-19healthy lifestyleMental Health and Wellnessself-care
JUL 14, 2020Move your body to ease your mind — 4 workouts for mental health
Most people associate exercise with physical health — but what’s good for the body is good for the mind. Regular workouts can help improve your mood, sharpen your mind, and help you feel healthier and happier overall. ... Read More >
TOPICSexercisehealthy lifestyleMental Health and WellnessStress Management
JUL 02, 2020Create a calming space in your home with these decor tips
Having a space you enjoy spending time in can help you relax, unwind, and unload stress. From colors and cutting clutter to sunlight and scent, here’s how to refresh your home — even if it’s just a small corner of it — to create a cozy spot as you stay safe at indoors. ... Read More >
TOPICShealthy lifestyleMental Health and WellnessStress Management
JUN 23, 2020How to help a loved one with depression
Depression is more common than you may think. In fact, according to the World Health Organization, more than 264 million people worldwide experience depression.1 It’s a mental health condition that can affect anyone — including our loved ones — for a variety of reasons. ... Read More >
MAY 21, 20207 tips for managing coronavirus anxiety and stress
As the situation around the coronavirus continues to evolve, we’re living life differently and learning as we go. Stress levels were high before the COVID-19 pandemic, but now they’ve skyrocketed. We all need support. Now is a time to be kind to each other — and to ourselves. Practicing self-care is more important than ever ... Read More >
TOPICSCORONAVIRUS & COVID-19Mental Health and WellnessStress
MAY 03, 2020Forest bathing: What it is and why you should try it
In 1982, the Japanese Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries created the term shinrin-yoku, which translates to “forest bathing” or “absorbing the forest atmosphere.” The practice encourages people to simply spend time in nature — no actual bathing required. It’s also very low impact, which means you don’t have to go for trail runs or do an intense hike. The goal of forest bathing is to live in the present moment while immersing your senses in the sights and sounds of a natural setting. ... Read More >
TOPICShealthy lifestyleMental Health and WellnessoutdoorsStress Management
APR 16, 2020Find your words: How to talk about mental health with a child
Right now is a crucial time to check in on the mental health of the young people in our lives. It’s important for young people to hear that anxiety, stress, and negative emotions are completely normal — particularly in times of crisis. They also need to hear that there’s always hope. In fact, just one positive, nurturing relationship with an adult can help kids fight the effects of trauma.1 ... Read More >
TOPICSchildren's healthDepressionmental healthMental Health and Wellnessteen health
APR 15, 2020Need quick ways to relax and de-stress throughout the day?
If you’re feeling more stressed during these uncertain times, you’re not alone. Yet there are still ways to finds moments of relaxation in your everyday life. You can start by practicing mini relaxation techniques. These quick techniques can be done throughout the day — helping you to de-stress. ... Read More >
APR 12, 2020Talking to kids about COVID-19
This may be an upsetting time for children. They may wonder why people are staying home and why they can’t go to school or play with friends. You can help them understand what’s going on and help them feel safe. Here are some tips for how to talk to children about the COVID-19 outbreak. ... Read More >
TOPICSCommunicationCORONAVIRUS & COVID-19Mental Health and Wellnesspediatrics
APR 12, 2020Coping with loneliness
The need to stay at home and limit contact with others is important right now, but it can be lonely and isolating. Loneliness can take a toll on both our mental and physical health. Try these tips to stay connected and positive. ... Read More >
TOPICSCORONAVIRUS & COVID-19Mental Health and Wellnessmind body healthself-care
