Mental Wealth International

World Mental Health Day 2024: Prioritising Workplace Wellbeing Whilst it is important to look after our wellbeing every day,  October 10 marks World Mental Health Day, a crucial opportunity to focus on mental health issues and promote wellbeing across all areas of life. The theme for 2024, “Prioritising Workplace Wellbeing,” shines a spotlight on the significance of mental health in the workplace and the essential role organisations can play in fostering a supportive environment for their employees. The Importance of Mental Health Awareness Mental health awareness is vital for creating a culture where individuals feel safe discussing their mental health struggles. Many people spend a significant portion of their lives at work, making it essential that workplaces prioritise mental wellbeing. Raising awareness helps to: Reduce Stigma: Open discussions about mental health can reduce the stigma that often prevents individuals from seeking help or discussing their struggles. Enc

    September often feels like a new beginning. It’s not the start of a new calendar year, but it holds a unique energy that signals change and renewal. As summer winds down and the crispness of autumn begins to settle in, September offers a natural pause—a moment to take stock, set intentions, and refocus on what truly matters.     Here’s why September is the perfect reset month to review our lives and well-being. The Back-to-School Energy for many of us.  Even if you’re long past your school days, the back-to-school vibe of September is hard to ignore. This energy can be contagious, it’s a time that feels ripe for setting new goals or revisiting ones that have fallen by the wayside. Use this period to reflect on your personal and professional goals, consider what’s been working, and identify what needs to change. Timely Transition September marks the transition from the high energy of summer to the more introspective mood of autumn. As the days get shorter and the air

  Take Action to Achieve Optimum Wellbeing.   Achieving optimum wellbeing is not just a luxury—it's essential for leading a fulfilling life. The key to unlocking this level of wellness lies in taking deliberate, consistent action.                                                   it's important to understand what "wellbeing" really means. Wellbeing encompasses physical, mental, emotional, and even spiritual health. It's the state of being comfortable, healthy, and happy, but it's also about resilience—how well you can bounce back from life’s challenges. Optimum wellbeing is about thriving in all areas of life, not just surviving. It's easy to get stuck in the cycle of "I'll start tomorrow," but procrastination is one of the biggest barriers to achieving your goals. The truth is, no one ever achieved optimum wellbeing by simply wishing for it. Action is the bridge between intention and realization. Whether your goal is to improve your fitness,

  Maintaining mental health and wellbeing can seem like an ever evolving task for  and  the most part it is, we all change and evolve and this also includes our mental health and wellbeing practices . One key element to achieving and sustaining a healthy mind lies in two fundamental principles: consistency and discipline. Implementing these two strategies can provide the structure and stability needed to navigate the complexities of modern life, making them essential for mental health and overall wellbeing.   The Power of Routine Consistency is the foundation of any effective mental health journey. Establishing a routine helps create a sense of normalcy and predictability, which can be incredibly comforting in an unpredictable world. Daily routines provide a framework for our lives, helping to reduce stress and anxiety by reducing the number of decisions we need to make each day. Some common wellbeing habits can be a morning walk, a regular meditation session, breathwork, journ

Men's Mental Health Week, celebrated annually in mid-June, shines a spotlight on an often-overlooked aspect of  health: mental well-being. This week is dedicated to raising awareness about the unique challenges men face regarding mental health and encouraging men to prioritise their mental well-being. In this blog, I aim to create  a conversation and awareness on why looking after our mental health is crucial and offer practical tips to help maintain a healthy mind. There is Stigma Around Men's Mental Health Traditionally, societal norms have imposed expectations on men to be stoic, resilient, and emotionally reserved. These stereotypes can discourage men from seeking help or expressing vulnerability, leading to a culture of silence around mental health issues.taking the opportunity of Men's Mental Health Week  to break down these barriers, promoting a more open dialogue about mental health and encouraging men to seek support when needed. Mental health is just as important

 The Relationship Between Movement and Mental Health,including Physical Activity for Holistic Well-Being In recent years conversations around mental health has gained significant momentum, highlighting the link between emotional well-being and physical health. This year, Mental Health Awareness Month draws attention to a theme that resonates deeply with our daily lives,  "Movement, Moving more for our mental health." It serves as a poignant reminder of the important relationship between physical activity and mental well-being. In a world when we can often be impacted by low mood and stress, integrating movement into our daily routines emerges as a necessary strategy for managing not only physical health but also stress, anxiety, and depression our mental wealth as it were. Whether it's a leisurely walk, a yoga session, or engaging in a favorite sport, physical activity possesses the remarkable ability to uplift our mood and enhance overall mental health. One of the most p