Staying active isn't always easy when you live with a mental health condition. But physical activity boosts mental health by releasing endorphins, which can lift your mood. So, this #NationalFitnessDay, find some space for movement - no matter how big or small!
Absolutely! Even small movements can make a big difference for mental health. 🌟 On this #NationalFitnessDay, let's celebrate the positive impact of staying active, both physically and mentally. For more insights on mental wellness, join us this November at the 7th World Mental Health Congress where we’ll be discussing the connection between physical and mental health. www.mentalhealth-conference.com
Absolutely. 😊✨ Whether it’s a short walk, stretching, or dancing around your living room, every little bit helps. Endorphins are a powerful tool for lifting your mood and enhancing your well-being. Here’s to finding joy in movement 💯
💬 Absolutely! 💯 Staying active can be a challenge, but it’s so important for mental health. Whether it's a small walk or a workout, every little bit helps. 🏃♂️ Let's make this #NationalFitnessDay a reminder to move and take care of our minds and bodies! 💪 #MentalHealthMatters #FitnessForWellbeing
Completely agree with this! Thank you for sharing 🩵
Thanks for sharing
Well said
WellBeing in Elite Sport & Education | Associate at Switch The Play Foundation | Mental Health UK Training Associate | PhD Doctoral Researcher | Deliverer and Content Creator | Athlete Mentor and Coach
1moAnd an easy way to strengthen your core and thigh muscles is not to use your hands when standing up from sitting on a sofa, chair or toilet! Small, simple daily changes can make a huge difference over time; marginal gains as we say in sport 🙂