Getting Serious About Self-Care
“Self-care” is a buzz term used frequently in today’s busy world, but what does that really look like for each of us? We are all familiar with the idea of treating ourselves to a massage or a hot bath at the end of a long day, but what about some of the less glamorous activities that may also be necessary for our well-being?
How about going for a walk when we want to veg out on the couch, or cooking a nutritious meal when grabbing a processed snack would be easier? Or maybe it’s having that tough, but necessary, conversation with a loved one that we have been putting off.
These types of self-care activities can be harder to put into practice consistently because we get used to our comfortable habits even when they’re no longer serving us. So today, we can start by asking ourselves, “What is something I’ve been putting off that I could take one small step toward achieving? How might my health and my life look different after changing just one or two habits?”
Tria Aronow Decker is a Health Coach at Intuitive Health and Wellness and a Guide at a global corporate wellness company. She offers complimentary 30-minute consultations to facilitate helping others find their joy and their unique version of health and wellness. Clients receive her Easy Meal Guide with any coaching program. Connect at 520-248-2289, [email protected] or IntuitiveHealthAndWellness.org.
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Tria Aronow Decker, CIHC, INHC, is a certified Health Coach specializing in helping busy moms and professionals prioritize self-care and plant-based nutrition. Other topics include: anxie... Read More »
