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This week is Mental Health Awareness Week. And the focus this year is movement - finding the moments to move more and improve our wellbeing. It's no secret that exercise is good for you. But not just physically - it has a huge positive impact on your mental wellbeing too, helping reduce anxiety and depression. At Mexa, we're a big advocate for moving more. It's why we have a walking treadmill, sit/stand desks and the Thursday Mexa-cise club (an extended lunch for the team to use for exercise). With WFH/Hybrid working it can be harder to find time or the motivation to move. But here are a few things you can do to move more: 💚 Create a "commute" - go for a short walk round the block instead of the time you'd usually travel if working from home. 💚 Park a bit further away - seems simple, but making yourself walk that extra 5 mins is a great way to get the steps in. 💚 Schedule breaks away from your desk - not only is it good to stop the brain from overloading, but you can take those short moments to have a short wander. 💚 Try joining exercise clubs - Parkrun is a fantastic free way to move for. And it has the community vibe, so it's accessible for anyone. Remember: you're not alone. If you struggle with your mental health, get in touch with organisations like those below, who will provide you with the support you need: Samaritans Mind Shout UK #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek #MoveYourWay #MomentsForMovement

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Louise Holdstock

Creative Thinker | Brand Builder | Driving Marketing Success & Championing Mental Health

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So important to look after your mental wellbeing as well as physical. And it really can go hand in hand. I couldn’t class myself a runner - but I go out for regular walks and very slow ‘runs’ and it does wonders for my mental health (and that’s someone who has had depression). If you are struggling, do reach out -don’t be on your own.

Thank you for reminding people that we are here for them this Mental Health Awareness Week 💙 ^Elen

Thanks for sharing

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