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Small tips. Big impact.

Free, evidence-based mental health tips for everyday wellbeing, plus calming exercises you can use any time. Browse by what’s on your mind.

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Overall wellbeing

Spend time in nature

Nature has a calming effect that eases stress, worry and loneliness. A walk in the park, sitting by water, or a woodland can lift your mood.

Overall wellbeing

Prioritise restful sleep

Adults need 7 to 9 hours. A calming bedtime routine, less caffeine, alcohol and screens before bed, and a regular schedule all help.

Overall wellbeing

Keep moving

Movement doesn’t have to mean the gym. Dancing in the kitchen, gardening or walking the dog all count, boosting feel-good hormones.

Overall wellbeing

Nourish yourself well

A balanced diet with plenty of fruit and veg steadies mood and energy. Sharing meals with others strengthens relationships too.

Overall wellbeing

Write to your future self

When you feel good, note what keeps you strong. In harder times, your own words can be a powerful reminder of your resilience.

Overall wellbeing

Plan things to look forward to

Something on the horizon, big or small, gives us hope. A favourite show, time with a friend, or a trip away.

Overall wellbeing

Talk it through

Bottling things up makes them heavier. Sharing with someone you trust eases the load and strengthens connection.

Overall wellbeing

Understand your feelings

When emotions feel overwhelming, pause and name what you are experiencing. Accepting feelings without judgement makes them easier to manage.

Overall wellbeing

Be aware of short-term fixes

Alcohol and drugs usually make things worse over time. If you notice yourself relying on them, consider reaching out for support.

Overall wellbeing

Be kind to yourself

A favourite hobby or relaxing with a book. Small acts of self-kindness remind you that your wellbeing matters.

Depression

Keep doing what you enjoy

Continue the activities you used to enjoy, even if they feel difficult at first.

Depression

Stay connected

Stay in touch with friends and family. Connection matters.

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