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Mind-Body Toolkit
The Mindbody Toolkit is a collection of self-care resources designed to help you improve your overall physical and mental health and well-being. It is based on the evidence that the mind and body are interconnected, and that by taking care of both, you can achieve a state of optimal health and Wholeness.
The Mind-Body toolkit includes a variety of resources, including:
Articles: Articles on a range of topics related to mindbody health, such as stress management, pain relief, and sleep improvement.
Videos: Educational videos on different areas of Mind-Body Wholeness.
Exercises: Exercises that can help you improve your Mind-Body connection and well-being.
Recipes: Recipes for healthy and nutritious meals.
Tips: Tips on how to improve your sleep, manage stress, and boost your mood.
The Mind-Body Toolkit is a valuable resource for anyone who is looking to improve their overall health and wellbeing. It is a comprehensive collection of resources that can help you take care of both your mind and your body.
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Many people are turned off by the thought of exercising, but the idea of MOVING is less daunting.Moving our bodies will benefit so much more than just our muscles and joints. It helps our heart and circulation, our digestion and the latest research shows that it can even promote the formation of new neurons in our brains that can improve our memory, mood and emotional well-being.
Moving in childhood and adolescence is essential for bone density in adult life and keeping moving in later life and doing some resistance exercises can help keep your bone density higher and help prevent you from falling.
There is a level of activity to suit nearly everyone but if you are unsure about taking up moving then check with your health practitioner or doctor before starting. -
The best way to sustain a new habit is to find an activity that you enjoy…anything from yoga to hiking but before you panic, not all activity requires you to leave the house.
You can dance to the radio or do squats each time you are waiting for the kettle to boil or march on the spot whilst you brush your teeth.
If moving is a real challenge you can still do it sitting down. There are some links below for exercises that you can do in your favorite armchair.
If you are able to get out and about then there is walking, cycling and gardening.
There is an added social benefit of doing an activity with others, either in a class, a team sport or an organized group hike. -
If you struggle with motivation, chronic pain, depression or other obstacles are slowing down, our Wholeness Guides can help. They will be able to assess and help you determine the best way for you to start moving.
Mind-Body Toolkit
The Mindbody Toolkit is a collection of self-care resources designed to help you improve your overall physical and mental health and well-being. It is based on the evidence that the mind and body are interconnected, and that by taking care of both, you can achieve a state of optimal health and Wholeness.
Movement Toolkit
The Movement Toolkit is a collection of self-care resources designed to help you improve your movement, strength and flexibility. It is based on the evidence that the body is designed to move and that moving regularly is the most powerful way to improve your health and well-being.
Spirit Toolkit
The Spirit Toolkit is a collection of self-care resources designed to help you find peace, strength, and meaning. For instance, this may be through nature, faith, or art. It is based on the evidence that however we tap into our spirit, nurturing that foundation is essential to our well-being and Wholeness.
Community Toolkit
The Community Toolkit is a collection of self-directed resources designed to help you improve your social connections and relationships. Community begins with connecting with ourselves and with others and the world around us. It’s based on the evidence that our community—or social connection—is a vital part of our Wholeness.