[…] instead focus on doing what you enjoy. We’ve created a list of 30 things that can keep you and your family entertained. 9. Connect socially Public health officials are recommending that instead of calling staying home social distancing, we call it physical distancing. That’s because while we need to stay physically apart, we shouldn’t […]
[…] instead focus on doing what you enjoy. We’ve created a list of 30 things that can keep you and your family entertained. 9. Connect socially Public health officials are recommending that instead of calling staying home social distancing, we call it physical distancing. That’s because while we need to stay physically apart, we shouldn’t […]
[…] it to the next level and make your own. This is a great craft idea you can spread out over the coming days and is a great group activity if you’re home with other people. Instructions on how to make a board game. 10. Complete some puzzles Puzzles are interesting, take lots of time, […]
[…] is something you need, you should always ask. There are many ways to access support, whether that is one-on-one support, or attend a virtual brain tumour support group. Gain peer support in a safe, relaxed atmosphere from the comfort of your home. Ask questions of your health care team Your health care team has […]
[…] he has been on long term disability since 2013. John is a director of the Regent Park School of Music, an organization established to provide access to group and individual music lessons for at-risk youth in various Toronto neighbourhoods. He previously served as Secretary to the RPSM Board, and is a member of the […]
[…] improvements . Another study in Ottawa found MBCT significantly reduced depression symptoms on all scales used. Similarly, it reduced pain intensity and increased energy levels . The groups met for 1.5 hours a week over 8 – 12 weeks to learn modified mindfulness meditation, breathing practices, body scans, walking meditation, yoga, and reflective inquiry. […]