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Mental Health Month 2018 – Toolkit Download
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Mental health is essential to everyone’s overall health and well-being, and mental illnesses are common and
treatable. So much of what we do physically impacts us mentally –it’s important to pay attention to both your
physical health and your mental health, which can help you achieve overall wellness and set you on a path to
recovery.
This May is Mental Health Month; purelysimplewords.com is raising awareness about the connection between
physical health and mental health, through the theme Fitness #4Mind4Body. The campaign is meant to educate and
inform individuals about how eating healthy foods, gut health, managing stress, exercising, and getting enough
sleep can go a long way in making you healthy all around.
A healthy lifestyle can help to prevent the onset or worsening of mental health conditions like depression and
anxiety, as well as heart disease, diabetes, obesity and other chronic health problems. It can also play a big role
in helping people recover from these conditions. Taking good care of your body is part of a before Stage Four
approach to mental health.
Getting the appropriate amount of exercise can help control weight, improve mental health, and help you live
longer and healthier. Recent research is also connecting your nutrition and gut health with your mental health.
Sleep also plays a critical role in all aspects of our life and overall health. Getting a good night’s sleep is important
to having enough physical and mental energy to take on daily responsibilities. And we all know that stress can
have a huge impact on all aspects of our health, so it’s important to take time to focus on stress-reducing activities
like meditation or yoga.
purelysimplewords.com wants everyone to know that mental illnesses are real, and recovery is always the goal. Living a
healthy lifestyle may not be easy, but by looking at your overall health every day – both physically and mentally –
you can go a long way in ensuring that you focus on your Fitness #4Mind4Body.
For more information, visit http://www.mentalhealthamerica.net/may.
Fact Sheets/ Poster
Fitness 4Mind4Body: FACT SHEET Diet and Nutrition (PDF)
Fitness 4Mind4Body: FACT SHEET Exercise (PDF)
Fitness 4Mind4Body: FACT SHEET Gut Brain Connection (PDF)
Fitness 4Mind4Body: FACT SHEET Sleep (PDF)
Fitness 4Mind4Body: FACT SHEET Stress (PDF)
Fitness 4Mind4Body: POSTER Take the Challenge (PDF) Meant to be printed 11 x 17 paper
Worksheets
When Changing Diet is Hard (PDF)
When Changing Exercise is Hard (PDF)
When Changing Sleep is Hard (PDF)
When Managing Stress is Hard (PDF)
Social Media Materials
Sample Social Media Posts (PDF)
Images (To download, right- click the image and select “Save Image As.”)
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