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Schedule time for you
- Talk to friends and family members—sharing your feelings can help you feel better
- Try to keep a positive attitude and a sense of humor
- Take care of your whole self
- Schedule downtime every day
- Create a quiet space in your home where you can go to relax
- Get plenty of sleep
- Keep a journal to record good things about each day—and how they made you feel
Simple Exercise Tips
- Get outside and walk
- Take the stairs instead of the elevator or escalator.
- Walk or ride a bike instead of driving.
- Dance. Turn on some music while you clean.
- Utilize what’s around you — many common items can be used to exercise, from chairs to cans of food
*Talk to your doctor before starting any exercise program.
Simple ways to eat healthy
- Control your portion size. Try using smaller-size dishes.
- Eat slower. It’ll give your body time to digest, and you’ll feel fuller faster.
- Eat a well-balanced diet filled with nutrient-rich foods like whole grains, spinach, berries, and nuts.
- Drink plenty of water. It will keep you feeling fuller throughout the day.
- Don’t skip meals. It can lead to out-of-control hunger and overeating.
It’s OK to ask for help
- Family members and friends may be able to help and offer emotional support
- Support groups can connect you with people in similar situations
- Professional services, like cleaners or caregivers, can give you a break
- Utilize our employee assistance program
– Covenant Health Humana EAP