HEALTH INFORMATION

HEALTH INFORMATION

New year, do you! : Loving yourself more in the New Year!

 

New year, do you! : Loving yourself more in the New Year!

4 dimensions of loving yourself – The wholesome self care for healthy mind, sould and body for the New Year



 

 

It’s time to XOXO to this year and greet the New Year! 

 

I know you guys all busy planning and designing your road map for the next year – setting goals, Listing priorities, and changing the mindset – to establish a wholesome self care roadmap which will nourish your mind, body and soul.


The 4 dimensions of self care are Physical, spiritual, emotional, and social care.

 

Here’s details about what dimentions are about, and how to practice self care for each one of them.






 

 

SPRITUAL SELF-CARE


Spritual self-care has got nothing to do with religion, but it is comprised of actions we take to deepen our connection with our higher self: who we truly are.

Practicing spiritual self care not only leads to greater inner peace, but it can slo help us live greater alignment with our core values.

 

Practicing spiritual self-care is for a healthy soul – Soothe and nourish, separated from the ego, and is instead driven by the soul.

It does not have to be difficult or take a lot of time, though the time that you devote to your spiritual self-care and spiritual self help is totally up to you J!

 

Here are a few practices for spiritual self-care : 

      Calm your mind and disconnect from thoughts and mediation 

      Practice gratitude everyday, focus on positive things

      Spend time in nature, immerse yourself in nature

      Participate in a health circle with spritual sisters 


 

 

  

 

 

EMOTIONAL SELF-CARE 


Emotional self-care is the key to feeling good. It allows us to ally ourselves with our emotions for the benefits of our health and well-being. 

It is a way of taking control of who we are.

 

Nurturing your emotions can help you decrease stress, calm your nervous system, cope with tough situations, and boost your mood. 

We often think we can control everything including our emotions and the situations we are facing but it is not easy. 

Believing that it is possible surrounds us in a constant feeling of losing control and that frustrates us and detracts from reality.

 

Face with a situation, accept all of your emotions, focus on what you can control, and find what you really want.

 

Here are a few practices for emotional self-care:

      Turn your attention towards your body - Notice the physical sensation that your emotions bring up

      Ask yourself what can you do to improve or alleviate the situation, in what aspect can you, and what depends on you

      Avoid toxic people in your life – who have not matured emotionally, insecure and selfish

      Accept your emotions, say to yourself how you really feel. Writing a short journel can be helpful too

 

 

 

 

  


SOCIAL SELF-CARE  


Social self-care encourages us to maintain a healthy relationship with ourselves to extend it to others. 

It also means being mindful of how we manage our meaningful relationship while preventing social burnout. 

We are meant to find connections and while a lot of your self-care is all about you, Social slef-care is about finding your trive and having someone to lean on.


There’s no one right way to practice social self-care, and the people that you connect with might also change over time, and this is perfectly natural. 

Practing social self-are is supposed to be inspiring and uplifting, and it should not feel like a chore.

 

Here are a few practices for social self-care:

      Setting healthy boundaries to find balance and learn to say “no”

      Give a gift to someone you care about 

      Develop your playful side to increasing you and the other’s cheerful energy

 

 

 

 

 



PHYSICAL SELF-CARE

 

Physical Self-care is the most basic and important form of self-care that you can practice.

It can be as simple as brushing your hair every morning, or brushing your teeth or stay hydrated.

 

As it is a very basic step for self-care, once you are able to practice good physical self-care, 

you will then be able to adopt other forms of self-care into your daily routine as well.

 

Moving your body in a way that gets the blood flowing and heart pumping, so your body starts releasing all of those “feel-good hormones” like endorphins and dopamine.

Practicing physical self care means execising and moving your body to stay healthy, rest is also just as important and should always be a part of your physical self care routine.

 

Here are a few practices for physical self-care : 

      Make your own feel good stretching 10 mins routine

      Get between 7-9hours of sleep each night

      Balanced diet, stay hydrated

      Take a walk even a short 15-30mins

 

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