Our Send Someone A Hug campaign is all about countering the dark, cold days of winter with a cheerful slice of Social Self-Care that benefits both the sender and the recipient alike.

Social self-care is all about nurturing connections that uplift us, support us, and remind us: we are not alone.

When people hear the words spiritual self-care, they might mistakenly assume it must be about religion.
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Psychological self-care is about looking after your inner world – your thoughts, feelings, beliefs, and mental wellbeing.

Feeling disconnected or restless? This body scan meditation can help you come back to yourself.

Need a moment to pause and ground yourself? This mindfulness practice offers calm and clarity in just a few minutes.

Feeling physically tense or wound up? This guided video can help you release that tension and feel more at ease.

Feeling tense or overwhelmed? Take a few moments to reconnect with your breath.

When we think about self-care, we often picture bubble baths or going for a walk – but one of the most powerful forms of self-care is much more practical: it’s called behavioural self-care.

When life feels stressful or overwhelming, our physical health is often the first thing to suffer – and the last thing we prioritise. But the truth is, how we care for our bodies directly affects how we feel, think, and cope.

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Self-care isn’t selfish — it’s essential. Without it, we’re more vulnerable to burnout, anxiety, and stress. With it, we build resilience and move toward greater wellbeing.