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Dianne Slee
July 14, 2022 at 9:46 AM
Emotional, psychological, and social wellbeing are all parts of mental health. It has an impact on our decisions, actions, and interactions with others. Everyone’s definition of self-care is unique, so it’s critical to discover what you value and need. Finding what functions best for you could need some trial and error. Although self-care cannot treat mental illnesses, it can help you manage them by helping you learn what triggers your mild symptoms and what coping mechanisms work best for you.