Here are some of the mental health practices to make sure to keep doing or begin doing, for some of us during the lock-down period.

Stay connected with Friends


Make sure you stay connected to your mates as best as you can. Even if you’re stuck at home, in our interconnected world there are loads of ways to chat to your friends and family, without seeing them Face-time your loved ones, organised a Google hangout Connecting and checking in with each other is more important than ever and can help ease the stress caused by the news.

Have a routine (as much as you can)


We know how important routine is, especially for kids, under normal conditions. And when schools are closed and many people are working from home or told to stay at home, it might feel like all bets are off. But it’s actually much better for everyone’s mental health to try to keep a routine going, as much as possible.

Start an at-home exercise routine


Working out at home in these times is obviously a good way to stay healthy and kill indoor time. There are lots of options, Many online workout sources are offering free access or longer free trial periods during this time, which might be worth looking into. But again, anything that gets your heart pumping or builds muscle is excellent for both physical and mental health.

Meditate, or just breathe


Meditation has lots of research behind it, as most people by now know—it’s been shown to reduce symptoms of depression and anxiety, and even increase the volume of certain areas of the brain.But if meditation isn’t for you, just breathing slowly might be. Controlled breathing has been used for millennia to calm the mind

Maintain community and social connection


As mentioned, we’re fundamentally social creatures, and during crises it’s natural to want to gather. Social connectivity is the perhaps the greatest determinant of well-being there is. Unfortunately, it’s the opposite of what we can do right now, so we have to be creative, to maintain both psychological closeness and a sense of community. Texting and social media are OK, but picking up the phone and talking or videoconferencing, or having a safe-distance conversation on the street, is probably much better.

Avoid spreading fake news and propaganda


Irrespective of the fact that there are so many unverified news on social media and the internet which in turn cause panic and fear we should try not to fight anxiety and the urge to spread unverified news and broadcast fear and anxiety kills more than the virus its self

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This was good. Any article which mentions physical exercise always catches my attention.