World Mental Health Day
Posted by Surell Accessories on Oct 8th 2021
Did you know that Sunday is World Mental Health Day? Every year, this day is meant to raise awareness about mental health issues and help those who are dealing with mental health disorders. Take this Monday as an opportunity to focus on your own mental health as well as connecting with your loved ones. Keep reading for a couple of our favorite self-care tips that you can do to celebrate World Mental Health Day!
Me-Time
Take some time for yourself to do some of the things you love! Whether it be as simple as taking a warm bubble bath or doing something more involved like playing an instrument, doing something you love can help reduce your stress while boosting your self-compassion. In need of some ideas for me time? Check out this list below!
- Take a nap
- Take a bath or shower
- Watch your favorite show or movie
- Play an instrument
- Listen to some music
- Cook or bake something new
- Write in a journal
- Have a one-man fashion show!
- Write a letter
- Make some art
Check in With Yourself
When life gets busy and stressful, finding the time to connect with yourself can be difficult – we get it. But trust us when we say everybody starts to feel the effects of burnout and taking time for yourself is so so crucial. Spend some time on Monday to pay attention to how you are really feeling. If this is difficult for you, try writing in a journal or pretending that you’re writing a letter to a friend. Take this time to really analyze yourself; you may be surprised at what you find out.
We-Time
While getting in some me-time is ultra-important for your mental health, we-time is much needed too! Building a sense of community helps us feel not so alone, and connecting with others can instantly boost our moods! Here are a few ways to easily get some quality we-time other than just hanging out with some friends.
- Check in with loved ones
- Volunteer at your local library and/or senior center
- Talk to your co-workers and/or peers
- A simple hello!
- Thank someone who is important to you
- Talk to a counselor or therapist
- Go on a walk with a loved one