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9 easy ways to manage stress
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Don’t let stress take over your day! Try to do one (or a few!) of these things to start feeling better:
1. Connect with friends: Meeting up with other people can help reduce symptoms of stress and increase feelings of happiness.
2. Meditation: Meditation, such as mindfulness, is a proven way to help reduce stress.
3. Deep breathing: Slow, deep breaths can calm the body’s stress response and help you relax.
4. Playing with pet: Walking the dog or petting an animal companion may calm you.
5. Yoga: Practicing yoga can help the body relax. Try doing yoga videos at home or attending a local class.
6. Listen to music: Music helps the body cope with stress. Listen to music that makes you feel happy or relaxed.
7. Read a book: Escape to another world and take your mind off the day with a favorite book.
8. Exercise: Regular exercise has many benefits, including improving your mental health and stress management.
9. Massage: A massage not only feels good, but it can help reduce stress and muscle tension.
Sources: Anxiety and Depression Association of America, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, National Institute of Mental Health
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