Resources
MindHealth Matters – May 2022
Put down your phones and pick up your tongs. May brings warmer weather and an opportunity to spend time with friends and family outdoors. Check out the May edition of MindHealth Matters for suggestions on taking a break from digital devices and suggestions on summer cooking.
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MindHealth Matters April 2022
April is the beginning of spring. This season of rebirth is a good time to take stock and address things that might have gone unnoticed during the winter holidays. The April edition of MindHealth Matters is full of opportunities to improve yourself, your relationships, and – with the introduction of a new financial column – your money management.
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MindHealth Matters March 2022
Do you need better sleep? Studies have established a link between inadequate or poor sleep and a variety of health conditions. The March edition of MindHealth Matters features a timely article on sleep awareness. In addition, you’ll find interactive information on a wide range of topics, from smartphone addiction, boosting happiness, communication, and relationship tips.
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MindHealth Matters February 2022
February is Black History Month, and the February issue of MindHealth Matters explores racial trauma and its effects. In addition, you’ll find information on a wide range of topics, from self-injury to self-esteem; mindfulness at work to breaking bad habits, eating disorders to heart-healthy eating.
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MindHealth Matters January 2022
Wishing you a happy, prosperous and safe 2022! In the January 2022 issue of MindHealth Matters you will find practical tips to help you lead a fulfilling personal and work life. From improving your nutrition, tackling negative thoughts, managing the anxiety of public speaking, to workplace challenges and help for ADHD, it’s all here in your January edition.
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MindHealth Matters December 2021
Holiday celebrations, family gatherings, social events, festivities, shopping for gifts – all things to look forward to this month. There are also challenges – eating healthy when good food and holiday treats abound, staying within budget, navigating family dynamics, staying emotionally well during the winter months, and more. The December issue of MindHealth Matters provides you with information to help you make this a joyous holiday season and helps you create memories for years to come.
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