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]]>Don’t try to do exercises or commit to a fitness routine that’s constantly giving you trouble on your bad mental health day. Doing so may put you in an even worse mood, so you should try focusing on activities that bring you joy and put a smile on your face.
If you don’t want to hit the gym on your bad mental health day and do an intense workout, don’t feel bad about skipping it. You can still work out at home if you think it will put you in a better mood, and adjust your own intensity instead of putting too much pressure on yourself to go all-in.
Always remember there are ways to stay active without doing an intense workout. Try to summon the strength to get outside and stay on the move by walking or cycling. It may seem difficult at first, but simply going out for a short walk can be a huge game-changer when you’re feeling low.
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]]>Stress and anxiety can either make it harder to fall asleep. When you don’t sleep well, your health suffers. The average person needs between seven to nine hours of sleep. You may just need a day to sleep in or time to take a really long nap to recharge your head and body.
Anxiety can lead to mental symptoms like panic attacks and racing thoughts as well as physical ones like abdominal discomfort or shortness of breath. If you’re feeling anxious, take a mental health day to do relaxing activities like massages, yoga, mediation, or deep breathing.
Do you feel constantly distracted or scattered? Are you misplacing things or making careless mistakes? Then it’s time to take a mental health day to regroup and recharge.
Recurring colds and other physical ailments are a sign that your body needs to slow down. There’s a huge connection between mental and physical health and taking time to get some sleep or to slow down will help boost your immune system.
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]]>Prepare what you want to say ahead of time to relieve any nerves you may have in the moment. You should know that you deserve a mental health day and that your day off can help you be more productive while you’re at work.
First, figure out why you may need a mental health day and when it comes to asking your boss for one, be as honest as possible. But, if you’re uncomfortable sharing personal details, it’s okay to be discreet. If you don’t want to go into details about your mental health, just ask for a sick day.
Try and ask ahead of time for a mental health day so your boss can be prepared and get help from your co-workers. Your boss will be more likely to be understanding if you give them proper notice.
Don’t feel pressured to explain your mental health with your boss if you aren’t comfortable.
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]]>The post Top 3 Tips for Working Out on Bad Mental Health Day appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Don’t try to do exercises or commit to a fitness routine that’s constantly giving you trouble on your bad mental health day. Doing so may put you in an even worse mood, so you should try focusing on activities that bring you joy and put a smile on your face.
If you don’t want to hit the gym on your bad mental health day and do an intense workout, don’t feel bad about skipping it. You can still work out at home if you think it will put you in a better mood, and adjust your own intensity instead of putting too much pressure on yourself to go all-in.
Always remember there are ways to stay active without doing an intense workout. Try to summon the strength to get outside and stay on the move by walking or cycling. It may seem difficult at first, but simply going out for a short walk can be a huge game-changer when you’re feeling low.
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]]>The post 4 Signs You Need a Mental Health Day appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Stress and anxiety can either make it harder to fall asleep. When you don’t sleep well, your health suffers. The average person needs between seven to nine hours of sleep. You may just need a day to sleep in or time to take a really long nap to recharge your head and body.
Anxiety can lead to mental symptoms like panic attacks and racing thoughts as well as physical ones like abdominal discomfort or shortness of breath. If you’re feeling anxious, take a mental health day to do relaxing activities like massages, yoga, mediation, or deep breathing.
Do you feel constantly distracted or scattered? Are you misplacing things or making careless mistakes? Then it’s time to take a mental health day to regroup and recharge.
Recurring colds and other physical ailments are a sign that your body needs to slow down. There’s a huge connection between mental and physical health and taking time to get some sleep or to slow down will help boost your immune system.
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]]>The post How to Ask Your Boss For a Mental Health Day appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Prepare what you want to say ahead of time to relieve any nerves you may have in the moment. You should know that you deserve a mental health day and that your day off can help you be more productive while you’re at work.
First, figure out why you may need a mental health day and when it comes to asking your boss for one, be as honest as possible. But, if you’re uncomfortable sharing personal details, it’s okay to be discreet. If you don’t want to go into details about your mental health, just ask for a sick day.
Try and ask ahead of time for a mental health day so your boss can be prepared and get help from your co-workers. Your boss will be more likely to be understanding if you give them proper notice.
Don’t feel pressured to explain your mental health with your boss if you aren’t comfortable.
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