This document provides self-care ideas and activities to deal with life's stresses. It recommends avoiding toxic people, learning to say no without feeling selfish, and removing "should" from your vocabulary. Specific self-care activities suggested include taking naps, getting massages, spending time in nature, eating comfort foods, reading fiction, picking up old hobbies, scheduling me-time, and surrounding oneself with positive people. The goal is to engage in mindful practices and habits to reduce stress, unhappiness, depression and other negative emotions.
This document provides self-care ideas and activities to deal with life's stresses. It recommends avoiding toxic people, learning to say no without feeling selfish, and removing "should" from your vocabulary. Specific self-care activities suggested include taking naps, getting massages, spending time in nature, eating comfort foods, reading fiction, picking up old hobbies, scheduling me-time, and surrounding oneself with positive people. The goal is to engage in mindful practices and habits to reduce stress, unhappiness, depression and other negative emotions.
This document provides self-care ideas and activities to deal with life's stresses. It recommends avoiding toxic people, learning to say no without feeling selfish, and removing "should" from your vocabulary. Specific self-care activities suggested include taking naps, getting massages, spending time in nature, eating comfort foods, reading fiction, picking up old hobbies, scheduling me-time, and surrounding oneself with positive people. The goal is to engage in mindful practices and habits to reduce stress, unhappiness, depression and other negative emotions.
What Is Self-Care? Self-care is the mindset, activities, practices and habits we bring to bear against stress, unhappiness, illness, depression and many more negative emotions.
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Learn not to feel selfish when you say as mood swings, shortening temper, or “no.” feeling drained, overwhelmed, or Take “should” out of your vocabulary. angry. Use these “warning signs” to let Stop feeling you “should” be doing you know you need “me time” and things. some self-care. Take a nap without an alarm clock. Listen to a podcast about a topic that Learn more about your local history. interests you, but you have yet to Challenge your negative thinking. explore. Sew, quilt, or crochet something. Declutter your wardrobe. Engage your hands. Get a massage. Try something new in your living Go out and spend 10 minutes under space. Rearrange all of your furniture the sun. in a way that makes you more Eat your favorite comfort foods. comfortable. Enjoy a home spa. Take a long, hot Read fiction for an hour. bath, light a candle, and pamper Find a new hobby, or revisit an old yourself. one. Goof or play around for five minutes Intentionally schedule “me time” on several times throughout your day. your calendar or planner. Catch up on your favorite blog. Reward yourself for completing small Establish and stick to a routine. Your tasks. personal routine can be grounding in Surround yourself with positive times when life seems chaotic. people HERE PAINLESS VOCABULARY
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