When we talk about mental health, we are referring to the state in which you can love, work, and have fun and get satisfaction from them.

Our mental health affects the way we think, feel, and behave in our daily lives. It also affects our ability to manage a stressful situation, face and overcome a problem, maintain and build human relationships, and recover from difficulties and failures.

Being mentally and emotionally healthy does not necessarily mean that we do not have depression, anxiety, or some other mental disorder.

Mentally healthy people usually:

• They enjoy life and laugh with their hearts.
• They are able to deal with stress and cope with adversity.
• They perceive a deeper meaning in life and interpersonal relationships
• They are "flexible" and adaptable to changes
• They are capable of creating and maintaining deep friendships.

We have all experienced loss, disappointment, or a sudden change at some point, and although these emotions are an integral part of a "normal" life, they still cause sadness, anxiety, and stress.

However, just as a physically healthy person can cope with an illness or injury, a mentally healthy person can recover from a psychologically traumatic situation or an experience of intense stress.

This ability is called "resilience," and people who are mentally and emotionally resilient can face any difficulty in life while remaining positive, focused, and productive.

Do you also want to develop your mental resilience and keep your eyes on the positive side of life?

Here are some tips that will help you:

1. Put in Prioritize your personal care

The first step you need to take to achieve better mental health is to dedicate time every day to your personal care.

What does this mean?

Watch your diet.

Research has shown that what we eat - and what we don't eat - greatly affects the quality of our thinking and emotions.

So try to control the foods you consume and avoid mindless consumption. Increase the amount of fruits and vegetables, foods that have a high water content, and reduce meat and fat. The beginning of a healthy lifestyle starts with nutrition. Start today!

Exercise regularly.

Physical exercise is the best stress reliever and has been proven to reduce depression and improve our mood. A few minutes a day of exercise (walking, running or whatever you like) is enough to see immediate results on your mental health.

Upgrade your sleep

Sleep and mental health are directly linked. Lack of quality sleep causes anxiety, "clouds" thinking, reduces concentration and causes emotional imbalance.

It is important to invest in your sleep because it is one of the fundamental factors that affect your mental health. Some changes to immediately improve your sleep are:

• Maintain a consistent sleep schedule, even on weekends.
• Avoid using electronic devices before bed. Blue light reduces melatonin and causes stress and tension.
• Create a bedtime routine. Take a warm bath, read a book, use essential oils for relaxation.
• According to studies, morning exercise helps sleep
• Avoid eating at least 2 hours before bedtime.
• Use the Prosleep gravity blanket. The pressure it exerts on the body will help you relax your mind and body, you will fall asleep faster and enjoy quality and uninterrupted sleep.

2. Stay away from electronic devices and reduce distractions

It's somewhat paradoxical, but something that is designed to bring people closer and promote communication and expression, like social media, ultimately works in a negative way on the individual's psychology and harms both their self-confidence and their mental health.

According to research conducted at the British University of Pittsburgh on the effects of social media on the psychology of users, it was found that the more time a person spends on social media, the more likely they are to show signs of depression.

The same is true of the mindless consumption of news and information that bombards us daily from the media and prevents us from focusing on the essentials such as our work, family and our peace of mind.

Controlling and consciously using social media and electronic devices in general is a good start to improving your mental health. But how will you achieve this?

Try to Set a time during the day (ideally before bed) where you will stay away from your phone, computer or TV. Instead, dedicate time to yourself, e.g. reading a book or to the people you love, your children or your friends. Instagram will be there the next day.

3. Find a hobby

A good solution to improve your mental health is to engage in something that will make you feel happy and creative. Something that will broaden your way of thinking and bring you into contact with new people.

This hobby can be, for example, cycling, scuba diving, pottery, yoga, meditation, learning a musical instrument and many more. The options are endless. Decide what you like to do or what you would like to learn, even if it sounds crazy, and get started. You will see that engaging in something new will significantly improve your psychology and increase your self-confidence.

4. Set goals

Humans by nature want to have a destination in life, a goal to achieve. Because living without a goal ultimately makes you lose your appetite for life.

It is important to set goals, not necessarily lofty, not necessarily important, but goals to aspire to. These could be about a healthier lifestyle such as losing weight, quitting smoking or improving our sleep. They could also be goals that advance our career, our personal and social development or simply goals to enjoy life more and be happier.

If you don't know where to start to accomplish your goals, ask yourself this: "What is the smallest step I could take today toward achieving my goal?"

5. Take care of others

Caring for others is often an important part of our interpersonal relationships and can even bring us closer to other people.

Also, caring for others or volunteering as a general concept can help us see the world from a different perspective and as a result put us in a process of seeing our own problems from a different perspective. To realize that we are not the center of the world and that our problems are insignificant compared to the importance of being mentally healthy.

Caring for a stray animal, for example, improves our well-being. The bond between us and the animal can be as strong—in many cases stronger—as with other people. The process of caring for a pet itself can structure your chaotic day and act as a link to other people.

6. Seek help from experts

For the end, we left the obvious: seek help from experts. None of us are superhuman. We all often feel despair, exhaustion, and fear when things don't go well.

So when you feel like you're at an impasse and can't change the flow of your daily life on your own, the wisest thing would be to seek help from a mental health counselor.

Just as the body needs special exercise and nutrition under the supervision of a trainer and dietitian to get in good shape, the spirit often needs the guidance of an expert to deal with certain situations.

Good mental health means making the most of your potential, expressing your feelings and needs, developing strategies to resolve the difficulties that arise, and taking on a role in your family, work, and community.

Everyone has a duty to take care of their mental health, so don't neglect it and ask for help!

Start with the basics, improving your sleep!

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Without drugs and with respect for the environment, the Prosleep gravity blanket can really offer you deeper sleep, less stress and more well-being, conditions necessary for better health and a balanced life.

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