Self-care resources

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Interventions

Art therapy

Body talk

Cognitive behavior therapy

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing

Exercise as neurotherapy

Neurofeedback

Body movement

Maintenance

Any aerobic exercise

Debrief

Lift weights

Meditation and mindfulness

Relaxation routines

Reslience

Yoga

Healthy living

Backpacking

Exercise, retreat, solitude and connection to natures, all in one

Chair yoga

Clean your car

Any steps that bring a little order to your life help

Dance

Can be good exercise, group involvement, rhythm and laughs

Dinner together

We’re forgetting the importance of this ritual for checking in with friends and family

The Happiness Project

Psychology Today blogger Gretchen Rubin’s periodic tips on living well

Hunting

Attention to surroundings wonderfully concentrates the mind

Kill your television

Long showers

Music

Nature

Nutrition

Photography

Teaches you to observe the interplay of people, places and light, to find beauty in the mundane, a form of hunting that promotes mindfulness.

Reality check

Retreats

A weekend or a week devoted to a healthy pursuit like yoga

Rumination

Sing

Sleep

Social networks

The research is clear: The larger your network of positive relationships and group identification, the more resilient you will be. This is a lot more important than you might think.

Take a walk

Talk to your dog

A large body of research is confirming what many of us suspected right along: Pets are good for our physical and mental well-being

Three simple steps

Vacation

Not just time off, but a real getaway long enough to clear your head

Walk slowly

Wilderness

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