“It’s not stress that kills us, it is our reaction to it.”
Hans Selye, the first doctor to identify stress as a factor for illness, reportedly uttered that quote.
Now it’s well understood that stress can cause disease. Because stress is ever present — whether in our interpersonal relationships or work environments — the most life preserving thing you can do is practice emotional wellness.
For Emotional Wellness Month, here are six emotional wellness activities you can do right now to reduce stress:
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