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Your Health

Five self-care activities to support your well-being

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Supporting your health and well-being depends on finding the right self-care techniques. You might already have methods for coping with stress or boosting your mood, even so, there’s nothing wrong with trying a few new things. Support your health today with a few of these simple self-care ideas.

Grow your own foods

To improve your self-care regime this year, consider growing your own foods. Growing vegetables can help you to get a more nutritious diet, save some dollars, and live a more sustainable lifestyle. Gardening projects are both fun and therapeutic. Several studies have indicated that gardening can reduce stress levels, and improve your mental health.

Improve your fitness regime

Improving your fitness regime is a fantastic way to take better care of yourself. With the right exercise regime, you can support your mind and your body. You might like to try a niche fitness activity whether it’s SUP Yoga, ballet barre classes, or kickboxing? If you prefer working out from home you might like to try apps like Glo Yoga or Asana Rebel. Working out at home is perfect for when you don’t have much free time.

Enhance your living space

Improving your living space is a great way to practice self-care. There are plenty of ways that you can create a relaxing home. The first step is to declutter and get rid of the objects that you do not use or need. Try adding natural touches whether it’s plants or decorative objects made of natural materials. Choose artwork to enrich your rooms and express your style.  

Try a new hobby

If you want to improve your self-care regime why not try a new fun hobby? Trying new hobbies is an amazing way to boost your self-confidence, learn a new skill, and even gain a new circle of friends. There are so many options out there, from painting to languages or martial arts. If you like the idea of learning a martial art, jiu-jitsu is plenty of fun. One of the best things about jiu jitsu is that it’s focused on technique as opposed to strength alone. (This means that it’s incredibly accessible for people of various sizes and fitness levels).

Mental health apps

If you really want to improve your self-care regime there are plenty of mental health apps that can help you to do so. Here are a few top picks:

Inner Hour

This is a great app for anxiety, stress, and depression. There are lots of self-care features to help you improve your mental health overall. The app has hundreds of therapy tools to choose from, all based on CBT or Positive Psychology.

Sanvello

Using this application you can access meditations, mood tracking and coaching. You can customize the journey to choose the right self-care strategies for you.

Improving your mental health is all about recognizing your stressors and finding the best remedies to feel better. With the help of these five ideas, you’ll create an effective routine.

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Jake Leonard, a broadcast media and journalism veteran, is the editor-in-chief of Heartland Newsfeed. Leonard is also GM and program director of Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network, wrestling editor and contributing writer for Ambush Sports, a contributing writer for My Sports Vote and Midwest Sports Network, and a former contributor to Bleacher Report and Overtime Heroics. He resides at home in Nokomis, Ill. with his dog Buster.

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