Spending time in nature can be liberating. If you are finding it difficult to get outside, why not try to bring the outside, inside?
Emotional and physical health are important, and caring for emotional well-being is vital to living each day with positivity and intention. Learn more about the current knowledge on emotional health here.
Spending time outdoors provides a number of benefits to our health and wellbeing. Making the most of green spaces, forests, rivers, lakes, beaches and mountains is a perfect way to unwind, reflect and feed your mind, body and soul.
Even when you think your decisions are based on logic and common sense, they are often steered by emotion. By understanding how emotions play into our decision-making process, we can learn to find the perfect balance between reason and intuition, and to make choices that serve us in living our best life.
We’ve all had a significant lack of outdoor time recently, and it’s been difficult for many of us. Maybe you’re still in lockdown, or you’re starting to be able to travel outdoors a little more. In any case, we are strong advocates of bringing the outdoors into your homes and creating a sanctuary for all things plant-y.
When vacation time finally arrives, you might feel the urge, to ‘make the most’ of your time off and push yourself to “get it all in.” Traveling gives so many options to explore the adventurous side of you. However, you might find yourself pressured to do things just because you can.
We all know that looking after our bodies means eating plenty of fruit, and vegetables, drinking lots of water, and exercising regularly, but did you know that taking care of your emotional health can have physical benefits too?
Let’s start with a disclaimer: we are not athletes. With limited workout space and equipment, these simple exercises should be enough to get your heart rate up, your muscles turned on and your endorphins pumping. And most importantly, lift your mood.
Have you ever regretted something you said, or did in the heat of the moment? Do you ever find yourself struggling to get on the same page with people? If so, you’re not alone. Most of us have had moments where our emotions got the better of us, or times when our connections with family, friends, or colleagues felt a little superficial.
Spending time in nature can be liberating, helping to relieve worries, while providing an opportunity to soak in some vitamin D and focus on the beauty that spring can bring. If you are finding it difficult to get outside, why not try to bring the outside, inside?
Whether it’s choosing to eat an extra slice of cake, or deciding to apply for a new job, our emotions affect everything we do. If we are to live life to the fullest, and approach our daily tasks in a positive way, we must care for our emotional health. But sometimes we experience negative feelings that don’t serve us in the long run. What’s more, negative emotions can have a detrimental effect on our health and wellbeing. So how do we get rid of them?
Images of travel and adventure surround us, and the opportunity to pursue those exciting escapades are more accessible than ever. From strenuous mountain expeditions to tropical island explorations, opportunities abound to quench our thirst for adventure.
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* Claims based on traditional homeopathic practice, not accepted medical evidence. Not FDA evaluated.