How to Improve Mental Wellbeing in Pandemic

Coronavirus (COVID-19) is impacting all our lives, and the usual advice might not quite apply. We know that some ideas for looking after yourself may feel unrealistic right now. And some treatment and support options will be harder to access or may be unavailable for a while.

Mental wellbeing describes your mental state – how you are feeling and how well you can cope with day-to-day life.

Our mental wellbeing is dynamic. It can change from moment to moment, day to day, month to month or year to year.

If you have good mental wellbeing you are able to:

  • feel relatively confident in yourself and have positive self-esteem
  • feel and express a range of emotions
  • build and maintain good relationships with others
  • feel engaged with the world around you
  • live and work productively
  • cope with the stresses of daily life
  • adapt and manage in times of change and uncertainty

These are some ideas to stay mentally well and develop your ability to cope with the up and downs of life:

  • Think about what is affecting your wellbeing
  • Build positive relationships
  • Take time for yourself
  • Look after your mental health
  • Look after your physical health
  • Ask for help if you need it

Have a Goal

Having a goal worth chasing helps in maintaining your mental well being.

Spread What You Know

  • Write a Book
  • Write a Manual

Help Less Fortunate

Help Less fortunate people. It helps to destress you.

 

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Consistently Happy

Orlando's avatarOrlando Espinosa

People produce their best when they’re happy. Being happy really does change everything. My goal in life is to be happy. Genuinely, intensely and consistently happy!

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A letter from the President of my university

whyevolutionistrue's avatarWhy Evolution Is True

Spring Quarter begins today at the University of Chicago, and it’s a unique time: the University is largely closed, including most academic buildings, most research labs, all administrative offices, and all dorms except those housing students who have no place to go. As with most colleges and universities, all classes will be taught remotely. Even the libraries—the heartbeat of the University—are closed for “the indefinite future.” This has never happened since the University was founded in 1890.

Yesterday we all received an email from President Robert Zimmer—yes, the man who let me tend the ducks—and I found it heartening because of its emphasis on free expression and open discourse, even in these parlous times. I don’t think I’m doing a Wikileaks thing by reproducing Zimmer’s email below. Emphases are mine.

To: Members of the University Community

From: Robert J. Zimmer

Subject: Spring Quarter

Date: April 5, 2020

This week our…

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Social network analysis for goal 13: Sustainable Cities and Communities

yueyueyueyueyue's avatarYue_yue

Sustainable development of cities and communities includes many aspects, such as resources, environment, economy, society and so on. Social network analysis can help achieve sustainable development goals in many ways.

When it comes to resource allocation, for example, urban planners agonizing over where to build shopping malls, where to build schools, and where to build entertainment facilities, they can turn to social network analysis for help. Social network analysis is an important means to get people’s ideas. Urban planners can collect a large amount of user data and then use data analysis tools to get residents’ ideas about the city, so that they can know where people want to build a park. Through social network analysis, we can know how much city residents or community residents need certain resources. We all know that resources are limited, and the goal of sustainable development requires us to rationally allocate limited resources, and…

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