Mental Wealth International

  World Mental Health Day 2025: Protecting Our Mental Wealth Every year on 10th October , people all over the world mark World Mental Health Day . It’s a chance to pause, reflect, and open up conversations about something that touches every one of us — our mental wellbeing. This year’s theme is “access to services in catastrophes and emergencies.” It reminds us that caring for our minds isn’t optional or something to get around to when life is less busy — it’s a fundamental part of living well. it is important to reflect on days like these on how you are feeling most days, its also important to look after your mental health every day of the year even when feeling well. we talk about wellbeing in terms of mental wealth . Just as you would save, invest, and protect your financial wealth, your mental wealth needs the same attention. It’s about building daily habits that strengthen your mind, surrounding yourself with supportive people, and knowing when to rest and recharge. What ...

                                                                                                                                                                                                                              It's a question we've all been asked: "How's your mental health?" For many, the answer often feels like a struggle.  We’ve been conditioned to think about mental health as something we only address when it’s failing - a...

  The September Reset:  September often feels like the “second New Year.” The summer holidays are over, schools return, and the pace of life naturally shifts. Unlike January, which is often weighed down with pressure and unrealistic resolutions, September offers a gentler invitation — a chance to pause, reflect, and reset. It’s the perfect opportunity to take stock of your mental health, wellbeing, and fitness, and set intentions that feel sustainable rather than overwhelming. Why September is a Natural Reset Point The seasonal change is a powerful signal for the mind and body. The crispness in the air and the shorter days encourage us to seek balance, routine, and renewal. Instead of focusing on “fixing” ourselves, September invites us to simply realign. It’s about asking: What do I need more of right now? What do I need less of? This mindset shift takes away the pressure of big resolutions and instead allows us to make thoughtful, meaningful adjustments that genuinely suppor...

  August is recognised as Wellness Month , and it couldn’t arrive at a better time of year. With long evenings, warmer days, and a natural pause before the autumn rush, August gives us the opportunity to reset, recharge, and realign. Wellness isn’t one-dimensional—it’s not just about fitness or food—it’s about caring for ourselves, connecting with others, and finding ways to move our bodies with energy and joy. This month, we’re exploring wellness through three powerful lenses: self, community, and gym life. Wellness for Self True wellbeing begins with how we look after ourselves. It’s about recognising when we need to slow down, when we need nourishment, and when we need space to breathe. For many of us, daily life can feel relentless, but pausing—even for a few minutes—can reset our mindset and improve resilience. Pause and reset: Take five minutes a day to step outside, breathe deeply, or practice mindfulness. It doesn’t have to be long to make an impact. Nourish your...

  In today’s insular , hyper-digital world, it’s easy to underestimate the value of real human connection. We focus on productivity, performance, and personal growth—but often neglect one of the most vital dimensions of our overall wellbeing: social wellness. What Is Social Wellness? Social wellness is the ability to build and maintain healthy relationships, navigate social environments, and foster meaningful connections. It’s about more than just being social; it’s about feeling supported, understood, and valued in the networks you belong to. Why It Matters Humans are wired for connection. Whether through family, friends, co workers, or community, our relationships directly impact our mental, emotional, and even physical health. Strong social bonds: Reduce stress and feelings of isolation Boost self-esteem and resilience Enhance longevity and immune function Improve overall life satisfaction Signs Your Social Wellness Might Be Lacking You often feel lonely, even when around othe...

  As Men’s Health Week rolls around, it brings with it more than just awareness—it offers an opportunity to pause, reflect, and realign. With work, family, and life’s constant demands, it’s easy for men to put their health and wellbeing on the back burner. But your wellbeing isn’t optional. It’s essential. Taking care of your health isn’t a sign of weakness—it’s leadership. It’s self-respect. It’s making sure you’re able to show up fully for the people and things that matter to you. when considering your wellbeing what comes to mind? what are you prioritising? we live in a world with so many existing pressures and expectations roles have now changed. according to BYPA wellness index, 30% of men surveyed said they didn’t know where to turn for advice or support. 65% of employees recognise that stigma around men’s mental health remains strong.’ lets change this and support each other to seek support open up the conversation and reduce stigma. Wellbeing Is More Than P...