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Top tips for wellbeing

Get useful tips to look after your mental and physical health at work. Learn how to build good habits, set boundaries, manage stress, and keep a healthy balance so you can feel better and work well.

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Top 10 tips for good mental health and wellbeing

  1. Keep active – Find a physical activity you enjoy and make it part of your life, you will feel better and boost your self-esteem.
  2. Take a break – Use your lunchbreak to get away from your desk. Step outside for just a few minutes, it can re-energise you.
  3. Sleep is important – Sleeping well can improve concentration and refresh you.
  4. Eat well – A balanced diet rich in nutrients is good for both your mental and physical health.
  5. Drink in moderation – Stay within the recommended alcohol limits: heavy drinking affects brain function and can cause disease.
  6. Keep in touch – Maintain good relationships with friends, family and your wider community: strong connections can help you to feel happier.
  7. Share how you feel – Talk about your feelings, it can help you cope with problems and feel listened to.
  8. Give back – It has been proven that giving – time or money – can make you feel valued and give you a sense of purpose
  9. Be mindful – Mindfulness – positive emotions and paying attention to the present – can help you enjoy life more
  10. Ask for help – Asking for help is a sign of strength, and can lead to the right support for you, whatever you’re going through
Infographic titled "Top 10 Tips for Good Mental Health and Wellbeing" by LawCare. It includes tips such as keeping active, taking breaks, sleeping well, eating well, drinking in moderation, staying connected, sharing feelings, giving back, practising mindfulness, and asking for help. A helpline number is provided at the bottom.

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