When we let things blur—we also let them compound and build—many times causing stress and resentment. Thus, we must clarify personal boundaries—both physical and mental.
Wearing a mask and watching your distance is a selfless act. It communicates to others that you care about their wellbeing, too. It demonstrates solidarity, empathy and respect to the communities in which you live and interact.
This year especially, with city and community fireworks being canceled due to COVID, we must all remain aware of how these changes might impact those suffering from PTSD.
The benefit of regular exercise on the body is well known. But exercise is also one of the most effective ways to improve and sustain mental health. Consider mixing up your workplace routine with quick and simple exercises.
Have you ever left the gym wondering why you went in the first place? Your muscles ache, it’s hard to walk, you’re dripping in sweat, and the realization hits…you now have one less hour in the day to get your ‘to-do’ list completed.
If you are feeling this way, know that you are not alone.