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5 Treatments That Can Support Health and Wellbeing

August 18, 2022 //  by Marian Mitchell//  Leave a Comment

Mental health challenges are common and to be expected in many ways; the question is, how can we respond to mental health challenges and improve our well-being? One answer is to use a range of treatment options to see what works; stay open-minded, and you will find an answer.  

Talking Therapies 

Talking therapies are one of the first treatments to explore when you have an issue with your health and well-being. Whether you attend a counselor or contact a number for support, talking through your issues with someone else can give you the perspective and support your need.  

Everyone needs some support from time to time, and while friends and family might offer a compassionate ear, they aren’t always the best people to talk to. Talking therapies give you a chance to speak to another human about how what you’re thinking and how you’re feeling.  

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy 

Whether it’s thought you struggle with emotions, or something else, cognitive behavioral therapy is a powerful treatment that aims to get the parts working together in harmony. CBT is a very popular treatment option because it is non-invasive and can be integrated into your life. 

CBT has a thought, feeling, and action model and uses various journaling exercises to help you monitor your everyday habits and become more aware of yoru actions. This awareness brings new perspectives helping you to see things in a new light; then, you can make some changes.  

Medications 

If you have issues with your well-being, such as intrusive thoughts, hallucinations, or anxiety and depression, the best treatment might be medication. In order to find the right medication for your condition, you will have to talk to your medical professional and undergo a period of screening.

There are various medications that might benefit you, including anti-depressants, anti-psychotics, sleeping medication, mood stabilizers, and lots more. Hopefully, you won’t be on medication for long; it is only designed to treat symptoms and help you regain control. 

Physical Treatments 

As well as the mental side of things, you need to look after your physical well-being. If you subscribe to the CBT philosophy, all of the parts of your well-being are interconnected, so your physical body influences your mental and emotional health as well as the other way around. 

There are various physical treatment options that might benefit your well-being; a professional chiropractor, for instance, will be able to realign your spine for you and support your physical and emotional health. The spine is one of the most important parts of the nervous system. 

Meditation 

Some people might be able to recover using one of the methods outlined above, while others might require a range of treatments to heal. Either way, it’s a sensible idea to include a meditation practice in your day along with medication, physical therapy, or talking therapies. 

Meditation is the art of breathing, and it’s very easy to learn. To start meditating, all you have to do is pay attention to your breath and breathe into your belly. Breathe slowly and steadily. The way you meditate is not always important, as long as you are sitting or standing comfortably.  

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