Ellen Diamond

5 Ways to Improve Your Mental Health at Work

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Ellen Diamond, (2023, February 17). 5 Ways to Improve Your Mental Health at Work. Psychreg on Mental Health & Well-Being. https://www.psychreg.org/ways-improve-your-mental-health-work/
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Mental well-being at work is vital for your sense of fulfilment and enjoyment, even at your workplace. To help you maintain positive mental health while on the job, here are some tips to help mitigate stress and keep morale high.

Consider supplements

If your workplace still needs to provide access to mental health supplements, look into taking one that is right for you. Supplements such as omega-3 fatty acids and B vitamins have been shown to have a positive effect on mood and can help improve concentration levels at work.

CBD oil and adaptogen herbs are also becoming popular as natural ways to manage stress levels. 5 HTP Gummies are also known to help people feel calm, composed, and ready to face the workday. They are also easy to take, taste great and come in a variety of flavours. The key is finding the best supplement for you and your body.

Make time for breaks

Taking a break from work now and then can be beneficial to both your physical and mental health. Even just five minutes away from your desk can make all the difference in your productivity throughout the day. Walking outside and getting some fresh air can help clear your mind and boost your energy. If you work from home, take a few minutes to meditate or do deep breathing exercises. This can help you recenter yourself and put your mind into a calmer and more focused state.

Get regular exercise

Exercise is beneficial for both physical and mental health, so regular exercise during the day can positively impact your overall well-being. Exercise has been shown to reduce stress, increase energy levels, and improve focus and concentration. Try to fit in a short workout during your lunch break or at some other point during the day when you can take a break from work. Even 10 minutes of stretching or walking around the office can help energize your body and give you a mental break from your work day.

Eat well

Eating a balanced and nutritious diet during the workday can help keep your energy levels up and your stress levels down. Avoid sugar-filled snacks and opt instead for complex carbohydrates, healthy fats, and lean proteins. This will help keep you feeling fuller throughout the day and provide sustained energy to stay on task.

You can also ensure to stay hydrated throughout the day by drinking plenty of water. This can help boost your energy levels, improve your mood and focus, and refresh you. If you need a bit of flavour and extra energy, try adding electrolyte packets to your water or opting for coconut water instead.

Connect with colleagues

Your relationships with colleagues can play an essential role in your mental health and well-being at work. Making time to connect with them can help build stronger relationships, increase collaboration, and encourage a sense of community. This can be as simple as setting up regular coffee dates to catch up, participating in team bonding activities, or just chatting with each other during lunch breaks.

Final thoughts

Following these tips can help you stay positive and productive while at work and ensure that your mental health remains a priority. Remember: even small changes can significantly impact how you feel.


Ellen Diamond, a psychology graduate from the University of Hertfordshire, has a keen interest in the fields of mental health, wellness, and lifestyle.


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