Day #5: Humor

by: Melanie Kucko, Sean Smedley, and Scott Brabant We often associate laughter with humor. Did you know that there are both mental and physical health benefits associated with each? After […]

Day #4: Crisis and Hotlines

by: Suzi Craig By July 2022, 9-8-8 will become the new national three-digit number for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline which is currently 1-800-273-8255. According to CT’s Department of Mental […]

Day #3: Stress Reduction

by: Dr. Brandon Nappi, Founder, Copper Beech Institute  Stress is what led me to mindfulness practice. I was living from one deadline to the next—just trying to get through. I […]

Day #2: Storytelling

Why Writing: 3 Steps You Can Take To Incorporate Writing in Your Life by: Janet Reynolds There are lots of reasons to write but the Southern author Flannery O’Connor sums […]

Day #1: Self-Care Practices

What was something that made you feel good today? by: Brayden Ransom This year has been especially challenging. Many of us feel that we’ve taken on the emotional load for […]

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