Spring is a time of renewal and growth. As the weather gently warms and nature awakens, it's a great opportunity to focus on our own wellness and wellbeing.
Browse our simple but effective tips to help you make the most of the season and focus on your physical and mental health.
Get outside
Take advantage of longer days and milder temperatures by spending more time outside. Go for a walk, hike, or bike ride in your local countryside or nature reserve.
The fresh air and sunshine will do wonders for your mood and energy levels! National Trust estates, gardens and special places are perfect for days out. Seek out forest floors covered in bluebells from late March to early May - a truly beautiful sight.
Eat fresh
Declutter
Spring cleaning isn't just good for your home, it's also good for your mental health. Take some time to declutter your living space, getting rid of items that no longer serve you. A clutter-free environment can help reduce stress and improve your mood. Donate, sell or dispose as appropriate - you'll feel so much lighter.
Practice mindfulness
Spring is a time of growth and renewal, and it's a great opportunity to focus on your own personal growth. Take some time each day to practice mindfulness, whether it's through meditation, journaling, or simply taking a few deep breaths. This can help you stay present and centered, even during stressful times.
Connect with others
Embrace seasonal celebrations to make memories with family & friends, being present in the moment and creating moments of joy and connection. Boost your wellbeing by investing your time and energy in relationships that energise you.
Get active
Longer, brighter days are the perfect time to get more active. Try a new workout class or take up a new outdoor activity such as gardening or tennis. Regular physical activity will improve both your physical and mental health, boosting your mood and energy levels - guaranteed!
Get outside, eat fresh, declutter, practice mindfulness, connect with others, and get active. Here's to a happy and healthy Spring!