Simple self-care: prioritising your emotional wellbeing
Learn how to prioritise your emotional wellbeing with these simple self-care strategies. Discover the benefits of emotional self-care on mental health, including reducing stress, improving mood, and strengthening relationships. Incorporate these strategies into your daily routine to promote overall health and happiness.
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Explore why intrusive thoughts occur and effective ways to manage them. Learn about common examples and their potential link to OCD in this insightful guide.
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Make a habit of identifying what you are grateful for each day. This is a proven technique to relieve feelings of sadness and improve wellbeing. Read here to learn how to get started.
MoreUsing expressive art for better mental health
Expressive art is a powerful tool for promoting mental health. Learn more about the benefits and how to get started here.
MoreSetting personal boundaries for your wellbeing
Personal boundaries are essential for maintaining good mental health. By setting and enforcing boundaries, we can protect ourselves and establish healthy relationships. Learn how here.
MoreWhat is a self-care day and why are they important?
A self-care day can help you to reduce stress and cope with the pressures of everyday life. Learn how to plan one into your routine.
MoreAs another year draws to a close, it’s time to reflect on some of the blog topics that have resonated most with our readers and community. If you’re concerned about your mental health or worried about someone, CAREinMIND professional counsellors are here to help 24/7.
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Understand the most common postnatal depression symptoms and how to get help.
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MoreWhat are some signs of poor mental health?
If you’re not feeling yourself and you’re worried about your mental health, you’re not alone. Many people experience periods of poor mental health throughout their life.
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