You Matter. Always. A Message for "You Matter Day"
FEB 02, 2026On "You Matter Day" and every day, remember your inherent worth. If struggling, reach out to 988 or trusted contacts. You are not alone, and help is available.
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Whenever we are having negative emotions, I’d recommend first closing our eyes. I do this first to shut out the world, just for a moment. Then, take a deep breath and focus on your breathing. Just by taking this brief pause, immediately the brain goes into a relaxation phase.
The second thing I always do myself, and recommend to everyone, is to start a “gratitude journal.” For me, walking, talking, eating are not simple things to take for granted. It’s important to count our blessing that we receive every day. So, every day at least write 3 things that you are very blessed with in your gratitude journal. For example, having this opportunity to talk with you all through this video goes into my gratitude journal!
Number three is nature; sometimes we underestimate nature. I highly suggest to go out into nature; spend more time in the local parks. Or, whatever your hobby is, walking, biking, etc…try to do it outside in nature. This has tremendous effects on our moods, our health, and our happiness.
On "You Matter Day" and every day, remember your inherent worth. If struggling, reach out to 988 or trusted contacts. You are not alone, and help is available.
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Raynaud's phenomenon is a rare disorder that affects the blood vessels, most commonly in the fingers and toes, but sometimes also in the nose, ears, or lips.
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With the colder temperatures and shorter days of winter often comes changes in mood, energy and overall well-being. Maintaining a routine and stayin connected are two ways you can support your mental health in winter.
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