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Writer's pictureHannah Hunt

Top 8 Tips for Enhancing Your Emotional and Mental Health During Menopause

Updated: Sep 12, 2022


Your current lifestyle may not be conducive to maintaining your emotional and mental health. Our society is overworked, overstressed, and too focused on things that don't support good psychological wellbeing.

Doing things that contribute to good mental health can be a powerful way to enrich the quality of your day-to-day life.

Apply these tips daily:

1. No person is an island. Having positive and healthy relationships with others is essential to psychological health.

2. Keep your body healthy. Poor physical health can result in difficulties with mental health. The better you feel physically, the better you'll feel psychologically, too.

3. Regularly challenge yourself. While having too much stress in your life is negative, having too little can be just as bad. We all need a certain amount of stress to thrive and stay sharp. If your life lacks any challenge, create some.

· Develop a goal and strive to meet it. There will most definitely be some stress and challenges along the way.

4. Learn how to deal with stress effectively. Most of us have self-soothing habits that fail to address the cause of stress. For some, it is emotional eating. For others, it might be drinking every night.

· Activities such as exercising, spending time with a friend, or reading a book can be healthy options for lowering your stress.

5. Spend time each day on an enjoyable activity. It might be playing the piano or taking your dog for a walk. It doesn't matter, as long as you concentrate on things other than work and necessary routines.


6. Give your time to others. Helping someone in need is a great way to boost how you feel about yourself. It's also a great way to meet others that are also caring and giving.

· Consider a group of people you'd like to help and find an organization that services them.

7. Learn how to quiet your mind. Your mind rarely rests, not even while you're sleeping; it is processing the day's emotions and events. There are many ways to rest your mind: yoga, meditating, and practising mindfulness are just a few.

8. ­Keep a journal. Recording your thoughts on paper after a long, hard day is therapeutic. It releases tension, provides a means of catharsis, and can give you a different perspective.

Emotional and mental health are both critical to your overall wellbeing. When any component of your health suffers, it becomes much more challenging to be an effective parent, spouse, friend, or employee. All aspects of your life, especially your physical health, can suffer. Use these tips to address your emotional wellbeing.


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