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=Statistics= | |||
*In 2020, 40% of americans were struggling with some mental issue in June. COVID aggravated this - to 66% by October. [https://www.newyorker.com/news/our-columnists/our-brains-explain-the-seasons-sadness] | *In 2020, 40% of americans were struggling with some mental issue in June. COVID aggravated this - to 66% by October. [https://www.newyorker.com/news/our-columnists/our-brains-explain-the-seasons-sadness] | ||
=Keeping Good Mental Health= | |||
*This source lists lack of exercise as the first cause of bad mental health. [https://www.gr8ness.com/bad-habits-hurting-your-mental-health/] | |||
*In general for your mental health - this source says perfectionism is the biggest threat to your mental health - [https://careersinpsychology.org/ten-worst-habits-mental-health/] | |||
*This source lists exercise and journaling as 2 best steps to mental health [https://believeandinspire.org/5-ways-to-stay-mentally-healthy/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwsdiTBhD5ARIsAIpW8CI_OZGTb_xbIY7hQfb3Cih0OiqwJbKuKmTVbc3ysIEa-Czs3zKAB04aAvp1EALw_wcB]. |
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Statistics
- In 2020, 40% of americans were struggling with some mental issue in June. COVID aggravated this - to 66% by October. [1]