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September is National Self-Care Awareness Month, a perfect time to focus on nurturing your mental, emotional, and physical health.

Self-care isn’t selfish—it’s essential! Here are some practical tips to help you prioritize your well-being:

💧 Drink Water First Thing in the Morning: Hydrate your body to kickstart your day with energy.

✍️ Write Down 5 Things You’re Grateful For Every Day: Gratitude shifts your mindset and keeps you grounded.

🗒 Make a Menu for the Week: Plan nourishing meals that fuel your body and reduce the stress of last-minute decisions.

🏃‍♀️ Move for at Least 30 Minutes a Day: Whether it’s a walk, yoga, or dancing, keep your body active!

🎶 Listen to Good Music: Boost your mood with your favorite songs and let the rhythm lift your spirits.

💪 Exercise Regularly: Strengthen both your body and mind by incorporating regular physical activity into your routine.

📚 Read a Book: Escape into a story or learn something new—reading can be a great form of self-care.

🌟 Try Something New: Step out of your comfort zone and experience something different—it can be refreshing and fun!

🍽 Have a Family Dinner: Connect with loved ones over a meal. Shared moments with family nourish the soul.

Remember, self-care is about finding balance and creating habits that make you feel your best. Let’s make this month the start of a long-term commitment to YOU! 💛 Save for Later!

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 month ago (1 children)

Ah yes, everyone knows writing down 5 things you're grateful for is an instant cure to suicidal ideation!

[–] [email protected] 7 points 1 month ago (1 children)

This post is about maintenance mode. Suicidal ideation is emergency mode, and these steps would not be appropriate. If you or anyone else reading this are having suicidal ideation, please talk to someone qualified. In the US, you can dial 9-8-8.

[–] theilleists 1 points 1 month ago

TIL I've been in emergency mode for the last 30 years.