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Unlocking Wellness: Proven Strategies to Elevate Mental Health

You will want to follow the right strategies if you want to prioritize your mental health in 2024.

Aaron Casselman
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Mental health is a term that refers to every aspect of your psychological well-being, including the quality of your relationships, how you manage your feelings amid difficulties, and how you feel about yourself. Many people experience emotional problems during their lifetimes, but not everyone recovers from such problems and forges ahead with life. This article will show you strategies for attaining mental wellness in 2024.

Contents
  • Commit To Therapy
  • Become Your Own Best Friend
  • Take Care of Your Body
  • Set an intention

Commit To Therapy

One way to prioritize your mental health in 2024 is by connecting with a professional and committing to therapy. Having ongoing support from a therapist helps you to pinpoint patterns that might be stopping you from living up to your full potential of life satisfaction and self-love. Sadly, some people underestimate their mental problems and avoid seeking professional help because they view therapy as a last resort for persons with serious psychological issues. Others avoid going to therapy due to false societal myths about therapy, uncertainty, fear, or accessibility. Also, commuting time, public transport issues, and traffic can prove a significant challenge for many.  

Thankfully, technology has opened up new avenues for therapy, allowing people to connect with licensed counselors or therapists using devices that have internet connections, such as smartphones, tablets, or computers. According to Sherief Moustafa, a certified mental health and addiction professional, ‘’Not everyone can get out of bed in the morning to go to the doctor because taking care of oneself is something that those with behavioral and mental disorders sometimes have trouble achieving. These types of virtual visits are revolutionizing how professionals bring care to patients.’’ Interestingly, e-therapy can be just as effective for various mental health conditions as in-person sessions. It is a particularly good option for people living in remote or rural areas who would otherwise find it challenging to access quality mental health treatment practices in their area. It is also a great choice for those who are housebound or disabled. 

Become Your Own Best Friend

As you journey through life, you meet and connect with different people. A few of them will stay with you for the rest of your life, but you’ll lose touch with the others. This is absolutely normal. But the only person who will always be on your side is yourself. That is why you should enjoy your own company and be your own best friend. It’s good to have times when you’ll just be by yourself and choose whatever activity you enjoy without compromising. Having such times of solitude allows you to connect with your inner self and do some soul-searching. 

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As you embrace yourself, you’ll be in a better mind space to accommodate and adopt things that will improve your life. When you’re by yourself and connecting with your inner voice, it’s important to do this from a place of positivity rather than criticism or negative self-talk. It’s all about giving yourself the same level of compassion and kindness you show to those you care about. When you successfully nourish a supporting and positive relationship with yourself, you set yourself on a path of personal development and wholesomeness.

Take Care of Your Body

Taking care of yourself by adopting certain self-care practices can improve your mental and physical health. Self-care can increase your energy levels, lower your risks of illnesses, and help you manage stress.

So, make sleep a priority, stay hydrated, eat healthy meals, and get regular exercise. A few minutes of walking, jogging, or yoga can improve your health significantly and boost your mood. Furthermore, you can explore relaxation activities that incorporate breathing exercises, meditation, and muscle relaxation.

Set an intention

Set an intention – a phrase that summarizes what you hope to achieve or how you want your mental health journey to be in 2024. Your intention could be to approach life from a positive perspective, to attain inner peace, or to be more present in your daily tasks and feel more in control. You can even decide to prioritize self-care and allow growth in your work and personal life. Intentions are different from goals because, unlike goals that will be accomplished in the future, intentions can start whenever you decide to make them happen.

The intention you set should align with your personal life values. One way to focus on your intentions is through a daily practice of visual reminders and affirmations that empower you to achieve life goals more mindfully and stay grounded in the present moment. Reflecting on your intentions can fill you with positive emotions about what you can accomplish rather than the life goals you’re trying to achieve.   

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By Aaron Casselman
Aaron Casselman is a medical writer based in central Minnesota, specializing in bioinformatics. With my Master's Degree in bioinformatics, he brings unique insights into topics related to medicine and health.

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