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It’s Self Care Time- Tips & Trick to Take Care of you

It’s Self Care Time- Tips & Trick to Take Care of you

In the past self-care has been labelled as selfish or self-centred, this couldn’t be further from the truth! Self-care is basic human need. From the day-to-day, such as taking a shower to the more lavish, such as treating yourself to a new purchase.

It’s undeniable that globally it's been a rough few years and that’s not taking into consideration your everyday life, your work and more. Ask yourself, when was the last time you really took a break? Agility Health Solutions have some handy tips that you could try to take better care of yourself.

Agility Health Solutions Tips for Self-care

Below you will find some tips to take care of your no.1 - you! We have covered, emotional, mental, physical, social and financial well-being:

Emotional and Mental Wellbeing

  • Look for a trustworthy therapist you feel comfortable with
  • Take time to work out what’s causing your stress
  • Speak to your employer if you need more support at work
  • Practice mindfulness
  • Reach out to your GP to speak about options to support your mental wellbeing
  • Take time to work out what makes you feel good – exercise, cooking, shopping, reading, socialising etc
  • Look into supplements  for your mental wellbeing, check out our full range 
  • Exercise stimulates happy hormones, whether that’s a full-blown CrossFit circuit or simply a walk around the park.
  • Avoid unnecessary stress and learn how to say no
  • Prioritise a healthy sleep routine, why not try our Sleep Support Patches

Physical Wellbeing

  • Book for a full body MOT at your GP or healthcare practitioners
  • Take time to reach your daily step goal
  • Book a skin/mole check to make sure you are skin safe
  • Seek the support of NHS nutrition guidance such a change for life or the Eatwell guide for advice surrounding personal nutrition
  • Speak to wellbeing professionals such as a personal trainer regarding exercise or a Nutritionist regarding your diet.
  • Work your annual supplement routine, immune supplements for the winter, multivitamins all year around etc.
  • Ensure you attend all your screening appointments whether that’s a smear test, mammogram, prostate examination or medication check up.
  • Test from home. There are a number of brilliant at home test kits for cholesterol, iron, vitamin D and liver function, shop the Agility Health Solutions range here

Social Wellbeing

  • Arrange a get together with your close friends
  • See family that you haven’t seen in a while
  • Send that text that you’ve been meaning to send and keep forgetting
  • Join a club with like-minded people
  • Stay for after-work drinks, even if it's just one
  • Know when your mind is ready for personal alone time, and when you’re ready to socialise
  • Learn to set boundaries on socialising

Financial Wellbeing

Financial wellbeing is one area often forgotten about when it comes to wellbeing but plays a large factor in overall stress which in turn can have a large effect on overall wellbeing. Here are some tips for better financial wellbeing

  • Conduct a full review of your spending, what you can afford, and what is frivolous spending
  • Ask for help from your bank on better financial health
  • Speak to a financial advisor about savings accounts and investments
  • Set a budget on spending money for the month
  • If you have debt set yourself a goal to have this paid off by

NHS Self-care tips

According to the NHS, here are some tips to maintain wellbeing during Self Care Awareness week

  • Try taking vitamin D supplement
  • Focus on good nutrition and regular exercise to support general wellbeing and maximise immunity
  • Try adopting positive lifestyle choices when it comes to physical, social and emotional factors related to wellbeing
  • Increase health literacy levels in the community and in schools
  • Support mental wellness by staying connected, ensuring a sense of perspective, and taking further steps to maintain health
  • Understand how to manage acute and long-term health conditions
  • Learn how to look after your own health by utilising available NHS services.
  • Book a regular screening for common diseases
  • Learn the importance of rest, time off and vacations

NHS Resource- https://www.selfcareforum.org/events/self-care-week-resources/

Self Care- The practice of taking an active role in protecting one’s own wellbeing and happiness.

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