Exercise and Mental Health: Brain Health & Ways to Work Exercise into Your Routine in Houston
Regular exercise can improve your brain health in Houston. Let’s look some ways to work exercise into your daily routine.
Regular exercise can improve your brain health in Houston. Let’s look some ways to work exercise into your daily routine.
Regular exercise can help you get better sleep in Houston. Let’s look at the health issues caused by sleep deprivation, and discuss how exercise can help us get all the zzz’s.
Regular exercise can actually boost your self-esteem in Houston. We all need that sometimes.
Exercise and Mental Health in Houston: Distract Yourself One way to cope with having a bad day, dealing with anxiety, stress overload or feeling stuck is to provide yourself with a healthy distraction. Exercise is definitely one healthy distraction we keep as a tool in our toolbox–it’s great for your body and tends to help you get ‘out of your head’ for a bit.
Exercise and Mental Health in Houston: Reducing Stress Naturally
We all can benefit from reducing or managing stress. Exercise can be a key tool in our mental health toolbox. Here are some ways we can reduce our stress naturally through exercise.
Nutrition and Mental Health: Eating to Reduce Inflammation in Houston. One of the best tools that we’ve found to help with managing Post Traumatic Stress and improving mental health is our nutrition. So let’s talk about the foods that cause or increase inflammation, and what foods can help keep inflammation at bay.
Everyone has bad days–sometimes even a string of them put together. When you are dealing with PTSD and learning to manage yourself in Houston, there are some things that can really help on those shitty days.
How PTSD Affects Daily Life in Houston. When a man’s wife becomes his ‘caregiver,’ the natural order of marriage is destroyed. If a woman acts like your mother, it is impossible to be intimate with her.
#DEALWITHIT is a PTSD self-help book for veterans, police and trauma sufferers in Houston
Tips for Living with PTSD in Houston.