Ripple&Co’s Post

This #AfternoonTeaWeek, let's raise our teacups to the simple act of taking a tea break. ☕   Research by BRITA Group - conducted amongst 1,000 tea drinkers - found that two-thirds (64%) believe that taking time to have a cup of tea has a positive effect on their mental health, saying it helps them to feel relaxed.   As well as being good for our mental health, their research also found that a tea break can increase our productivity, with almost half (41%) agreeing that they are able to concentrate more on their work after a cup of tea. 🍃   A well-deserved tea break can help us to step away from work, boost our clarity and reduce stress. Whether enjoyed alone or with a friend, it fosters social connections that are crucial for our mental wellbeing.   Let’s make tea time a part of our daily wellness routine this week — small breaks with big benefits! ✨   #AfternoonTea #TeaTime #Wellbeing #MentalHealthAtWork

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JENNI COLE

Mental Health First Aid Instructor, Wellbeing and Parenting Trainer and Facilitator

7mo

I'm not sure when I've read a headline of a post that has made me smile quite as much as this one. Everyone knows I am a 'tea queen' and just love the idea of an 'afternoon tea week'. Love it! What a fabulous tradition.

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