Play is not just essential for kids; it can be an important source of relaxation and stimulation for adults as well. For instance, did you know playing helps stimulate the mind and boosts creativity? You’ll learn a new task better when it’s fun and you’re in a relaxed and playful mood. Play can also stimulate your imagination, helping you adapt and solve problems! Play is fun and can trigger the release of endorphins, the body’s natural feel-good chemicals. Endorphins promote an overall sense of well-being and can even temporarily relieve pain. For more on the power of play: https://heyor.ca/nv0re2 #MentalHealth #StressRelief #BoostCreativity #Relaxation #Wellbeing
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🚨We’ve launched our latest article - Fun isn’t just for kids! https://lnkd.in/ecpA2kSs We think it is time to flip the script from focusing on endless productivity and ever-growing to-do lists to intentionally making more time for fun in our lives. 🧬The benefits of having fun speak for themselves. Ranging from reduced anxiety to increased energy levels and improved cognitive functioning. Having fun releases those ‘happy hormones’, such as dopamine and serotonin, which contribute to boosting our mood and well-being! 🔑 We get it, there often just isn’t time for having fun. In our article, we outline practical steps for you to uncover what you truly find fun and how to incorporate more play into your life, without adding to your workload. 📣 Check it out here 👉 https://lnkd.in/ecpA2kSs Follow us for more content like this - Serotonin Scrolling #GoodNews #PositiveNews #Fun #HavingFun #Positivity #Play #Productivity #Wellbeing #Kids #Adults #WorkHardPlayHard
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🍃 When children are calm, their energy levels mirror the activity and environment surrounding them. This means a tranquil atmosphere often results in the child exuding a sense of peace and contentment. In contrast, a more lively and stimulating environment may lead to the child displaying higher levels of energy and enthusiasm. 💕 CalmBrain helps children mirror positive emotions (Professor Barbara L. Fredrickson) by creating a positive mood through specific movements. These movements aim to elicit feelings of joy, love, gratitude, amusement, interest, pride, awe, hope, serenity, and inspiration. This approach helps children develop emotional regulation skills and awareness. 🤝 Regularly using words and attaching them to the experience of the emotion can help children better relate to feelings and emotions, empowering them to understand their own and others' feelings. www.calmbrainapproach.com #calmbrain #calmbrainapproach #childmentalhealth #mindfulness #positivepsychology #positiveemotions #emotionalregulation #schools #therapy
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Guiding your toddler’s emotional development can be easy with a little patience and the right approach! 💛 Here's how you can nurture their emotional intelligence every day: 💡 Enroll them in music or dance 💡 Encourage daily playtime in green spaces 💡 Serve foods rich in omega-3 💡 Establish a consistent bedtime routine At The Little Scholar, we integrate these practices to support the emotional growth of every child, helping them become more empathetic and resilient. 🌱💖 📲 Discover more about our approach: littlescholarnoida.in #EmotionalIntelligence #ToddlerDevelopment #ParentingTips #LittleScholarPlaySchool #EmpathyInAction #NurturingGrowth #HealthyMinds
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The Importance of Play: Reconnecting with Joy Play is a vital component of a joyful and balanced life. As a psychologist dedicated to holistic well-being, I encourage young professionals to incorporate play and creativity into their daily routines. Today, let's reconnect with our inner child and engage in an activity purely for fun and enjoyment. Remember, play is not just for children; it's essential for adults too. What do you like to play? #Play #Joy #HolisticWellBeing #Creativity
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*"Unlocking Happiness: The Power of Play in Adult Life"* In our fast-paced adult lives, it's easy to forget the simple joys of play. Yet, just like children, adults can benefit immensely from embracing play as a way to connect with themselves and cultivate happiness. Whether it's rediscovering a childhood hobby or trying something new, play allows us to tap into our inner child, fostering a sense of joy and curiosity that can often get lost in the hustle and bustle of daily life. Engaging in play isn't just about having fun; it's also a powerful tool for improving mental wellbeing. Studies show that play reduces stress, boosts mood, and enhances creativity. By taking time out of our busy schedules to engage in activities we enjoy, whether it's sports, games, or creative pursuits, we give ourselves the gift of mental and emotional rejuvenation. Play encourages mindfulness, helping us stay present in the moment and find peace amidst the chaos of modern life. Creating a happy life for ourselves means prioritizing play and embracing our inner child. Whether it's a game night with friends, a solo painting session, or a dance class, finding ways to incorporate play into our lives is essential for overall wellbeing. So, let's make time for play, rediscover the joy of being in the moment, and create happier, more fulfilling lives for ourselves. #DeborahAnedo #FamilySocialWorker #FamilyLifePractitioner. #PlayTherapy #EmbraceWellness #MentalWellness
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Remember the carefree days of childhood, filled with games, laughter, and pure enjoyment? While adulthood brings responsibilities, the act of play shouldn't be left behind. Play isn't just for kids – it offers surprising benefits for adult well-being, especially when it comes to reducing stress. Here's how incorporating play into your life can make a big difference: 👉 Stress Relief: Playful activities trigger the release of endorphins, the body's natural feel-good chemicals. These endorphins combat stress hormones, leaving you feeling happier and calmer. 👉 Boosts Creativity: Play allows your mind to explore freely and experiment with new ideas. This can lead to increased creativity and problem-solving skills, beneficial in all aspects of life. 👉 Social Connection: Playing games or engaging in shared activities with others fosters social connection and strengthens relationships. Laughter and shared experiences create a sense of belonging and combat feelings of isolation. 👉 Mindfulness and Focus: Focusing on a playful activity can bring you into the present moment, promoting mindfulness and reducing anxiety. This can be especially helpful for those prone to overthinking or worry. 👉 Improves Mood: The act of play is inherently enjoyable. Engaging in activities you find fun can significantly boost your mood and leave you feeling more optimistic. Play doesn't have to be complicated or expensive. The key is to find activities you enjoy and that bring you a sense of fun and relaxation. Incorporating play into your routine can be a game-changer for managing stress, boosting your mood, and promoting overall well-being. So go ahead, let loose, have some fun, and rediscover the joy of play! #play #adultplay #stressrelief #mentalhealth #wellbeing #Neurogen #FortMill
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Hold up! I’ve been hearing about “secure relationships with your kids” EVERYWHERE! Enough already! What do I do to make it a reality? 🤔 Here are some of the tips the experts have given us: 1-Seek therapy yourself to work through traumas and triggers. 💆♂️ 2-When talking to your child, do it without distraction. 🗣️ 3-Talk openly and honestly with your children about their emotions. ❤️ 4-Recognise times when your child needs your support versus when they need space. 🕰️ 5-Trust your kids and show them that you do. 🤝 6-Connect with your kids by doing something you BOTH enjoy. 🎮 7-Allow your children to be who they are without categorising them. 🌟 8-Avoid comparing your children to other children; this includes siblings! 🚫 9-Avoid correcting your children during times of play. 🚫 10-Light up when your child enters the room. 💡 11-Engage in self-reflection, apologize when needed and work to improve. 🔄 To read more in-depth, check out our blog! https://lnkd.in/dvu6PDm8 #mindfulness #mindsetmatters #mind #healing #parenting
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When was the last time you played? Is your first thought to that question, “I’m an adult, I don’t play” or “I’m not a kid, why would you even ask me that”? Fair enough – play is usually thought about as something only kids can and should undertake. In other words, it’s not for adults. Maybe those in their early twenties can have a pass and it’s ok for them to play from time to time, but after twenty-five it may be seen as frivolous. However, play is an often overlooked and underrated piece of mental well-being. ❓ But what are the benefits of play? There is a growing body of research that supports the benefits of play for well-being, including: -Producing positive emotions -Lower stress levels These research findings make since because often the act of play helps create an environment to release endorphins – our bodies “feel good chemical”. 👉 There are so many ways to play as an adult. These are just some ideas to get you started, but remember, it’s about your state of mind while playing! 🎲 Playing a board game, alone or with others 🧗 Rock climbing 🏸 Pickleball, badminton, ping-pong 🧩 Working on a puzzle, alone or with others ♟️ Playing chess ⚽ Team sports 🎮 Online or offline video games, alone or with friends 📚 Book club 🍳 Cooking a new meal 🌆 Exploring a new neighborhood 📸 Photography 🎨 Art – painting, drawing, sculpture, etc. 🌱 Gardening 🎸 Playing an instrument Adding some play to your life might be just what you need. So get out there, or stay in with a board game, and see what feels like play for you. #theotherclinicasia #theotherclinic #thenestasia #mentalhealth #singapore #mentalhealthcare #mentalhealthmatters #mentalhealthsupport #therapy #health #wellness #wellbeing #mindfulness #selfcare #psychology #PlayIsForEveryone #WellBeingThroughPlay
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