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Writer's pictureChantel Weeks

Self Care*** It's not just a bubble bath




Taking care of ourselves is often depicted as a breeze – a leisurely bubble bath, a delightful snack, or a refreshing drink. However, self-care is more than just a casual activity; it's a way of life. Just as we prioritize our physical health by consulting a doctor when we're unwell, we should extend the same consideration to our mental well-being. It's about recognizing the need for a mental check-up and embracing the recommended treatments to nurture our emotional health.


Self-care can be wonderfully uncomplicated when you make it a regular part of your routine. Perhaps it's tuning into a podcast you love during your commute to the office, setting aside time for a long-overdue craft project, or indulging in that art endeavor you've been postponing. It's these simple, delightful moments that add warmth to your daily life.

We nurture ourselves because our emotional well-being ripples through every interaction we have. Often, we find ourselves placing others or various tasks at the forefront, leaving our own needs on the backburner. It's essential to recognize that we too deserve to be a priority.


Consider incorporating activities like reading, writing, immersing yourself in music that stirs sentimental feelings, engaging in art projects, playing games, exploring crafts, enjoying hobbies, reaching out to a friend, embarking on a brief trip, trying something new, journaling, treating yourself to a day out, connecting with family, indulging in your favorite show, and spending a few moments in meditation. These are not just activities; they are heartfelt invitations to prioritize your well-being.

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