These independent resources offer useful starting points for general education. Total Wellbeing is not affiliated with these organizations. Their guidance may be written for a particular country or population, so check the scope and speak with a qualified professional about individual needs.
Move in a way that works for you
CDC: Benefits of physical activity explains the role of regular movement. NHS: Sitting exercises offers an accessible introduction to gentle seated movement.
Build a balanced eating pattern
NHS: Eating a balanced diet outlines food groups and everyday choices. CDC: Water and healthier drinks covers hydration and drink choices.
Care for your mind
NIMH: Caring for your mental health includes everyday self-care and guidance on seeking help. NCCIH: Meditation and mindfulness explains evidence and safety limitations.
Make room for rest and connection
CDC: About sleep covers sleep needs and habits. NIH: Wellness toolkits provides starting points for emotional, physical and social wellbeing.
When a resource is not enough
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