Coping skills come in all kinds, and since it's #InternationalDanceDay, we wanted to share some stats with you about this groovy stress reliever: 💃 98% of participants in a research study reported dancing improved their mood and the capability to cope with stress. 🕺Research also shows that dancing improves your confidence and compassion for others. 🎵 Plus, listening to music releases levels of dopamine
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Coping skills come in all kinds, and since it's #InternationalDanceDay, we wanted to share some stats with you about this groovy stress reliever: 💃 98% of participants in a research study reported dancing improved their mood and the capability to cope with stress. 🕺Research also shows that dancing improves your confidence and compassion for others. 🎵 Plus, listening to music releases levels of dopamine (the pleasure hormone) in your brain. It doesn't matter if you're good at dancing or if you're dancing alone in your room with a hairbrush, turn up some of your favorite upbeat songs and get moving today! #copingskills #dancing #mentalhealthawareness Source: @verywellmind
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🎶 Stressed? Sing it out! 🌟 Did you know that singing isn't just a hobby; it's a powerful stress reliever? Let's break it down: 🎤 1️⃣ Singing naturally guides you into deep, diaphragmatic breathing, promoting relaxation and reducing stress levels. 😌💨 2️⃣ It's not just about the melody; singing involves rhythmic movements that help your brain process emotions and thoughts. 🧠💭 3️⃣ Research from 2017 shows that singing can lower cortisol levels, the stress hormone, leaving you feeling more relaxed and at ease. 📉🎵 4️⃣ Whether you're singing solo or in a group, the stress-reducing benefits still apply! 🎤👯♂️ 5️⃣ Pro tip: Sing in a place where you feel comfortable and relaxed to maximize the stress-relieving effects. 🏡💖 Follow for more stress-busting tips and tricks to keep your mind and body in balance. Let's conquer stress together! 💪 Read more at https://lnkd.in/dtBjae-5 #CatiesCause #Stress #stressrelief #MusicTherapy #HealthyHabits
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What's your NUMBER ONE stress coping technique? For me, it's music. Listening or playing 🎹 You don't have to think about it, you just do it when you are stressed..... Comment below. ⬇ Maybe someone needs a new thing to try to complete the stress cycle. ⭕️
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Does Singing Karaoke Burn Calories? 🤔 "Health Benefits of Singing Karaoke You Should Know" ✌ After studying or working hard, karaoke can help you relieve stress and fatigue. The effect of karaoke is far more than entertainment. 🤗 Karaoke also has many other health benefits, including helping you lose weight. 😍 But is this true? Does karaoke burn calories? The answer is yes. Karaoke can burn calories. The amount of calories burned by singing depends on the position and weight of the singer. 🤜 🤛 Singing Karaoke is also an effective calorie-burning activity. People with different weights and singing positions will have a different amount of burned calories. 😎 For an hour of singing, a 150-pound person will burn about 100 calories if sitting down. If this person stands to sing, the burned calorie amount will be 140 calories. And, the calorie consumption will increase by at least 40% if this person moves or dances while singing. 💃 Besides, with the same activities, people who weigh more will burn more calories. For example, a person weighing 200 pounds will burn 40 more calories than a 150-pound person. 🕺 *by Raelyn Tran #relievestress #PreventDepression #improvementalalertness #enhancetheimmunesystem #goodforyourrespiratorysystem #singing #karaoke #karaokeparty #karaokerental
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Relaxing Music For Stress Relief, Anxiety and Depressive States • Heal Mind, Body and Soul
Relaxing Music For Stress Relief, Anxiety and Depressive States • Heal Mind, Body and Soul
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A Singer’s voice is his/her tool,an asset and losing it I.e being bad or unable to sing clearly is not a delightful experience. Today,I will be sharing simple preventive measures to take as a Singer to keep the voice in a good condition. 1.Avoid drinking cold water/drinks or any cold substance as it doesn’t help the voice in any way. 2. Drink plenty of water to prevent dehydration 3.Too greasy or fried food may gunk up your throat. 4.Having adequate sleep helps the voice relax properly 5.Avoid shouting too much at the top of your voice. 6. Air conditioned cool area may not be good for your voice as it can cause dry throats, difficulty singing, even sickness. 7.Avoid alcohol and caffeine Day 22/30 #30dayswritingchallenge
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Relaxing Music For Stress Relief, Anxiety and Depressive States • Heal Mind, Body and Soul
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Many of the clients I work with experience some level of glossophobia (fear of public speaking). There are many techniques I utilize to help them overcome this fear and reduce their anxiety - from breathing techniques, visualization and affirmations to practice and preparation. One of the suggestions that always surprises people then has them nodding and saying, "that makes total sense," is MUSIC! Music is processed directly by the amygdala, the 🧠 brain's processing center for mood and emotions. The amygdala also happens to process music! Some of the many benefits of listening to music include: 🎉 Boosts dopamine levels 🥳 Triggers biochemical stress reducers 🥰 Reduces feelings of anxiety and depression So the next time you've got a big presentation coming up, turn up your favorite tunes AND your mood! You'll be HAPPY you did. What are your fave mood boosting songs? #SPEACsuccess #mood #musiclover #stressmanagement #anxietyrelief #publicspeaking #publicspeakingtips #publicspeakingcoach
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I am so excited and I just can’t hide it Day 3 of how to deal with stress and anxiety and connect to your body not just for the holiday season but for reelz throughout the year Drumroll🥁🥁🥁 Chanting/singing/ohming And how do these help? 🪩breath regulation— see days one and two and how breath work helps regulate your nervous system 🪩emotional expression: all three let us express our emotions and when we do that we release some won’t up tension and that helps regulate your system. Think about this; when you have a car concert: you are driving and blasting your music and singing at the top of your lungs like you are having a concert: how great do you feel? 🪩focus and mindfulness— another repeat customer. Singing and chatting can be repetitive and we are focusing on what we are doing rather than the negative thoughts 🪩community and connection— singing , chanting, ohming can be done in groups and when you are with likeminded people man it feels fabulous and your mind is present that and your body is relaxed. Side note: this is my personal fav. Remember to follow and come back tomorrow for day 4. Also, what is your favorite song to belt out for your car concert? Me don’t stop me now by queen. Comment yours below.
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