How deal with Cabin Fever (Part 2)

5 powerful and effective ways to eliminate Cabin Fever

If you are experiencing cabin fever as a result of social distancing or self-quarantine at this moment in time.

“YOU AREN’T ALONE”

You may be feeling stressed which stems from simply being isolated. There are ways we can combat the anxiety you may be feeling.

My 5 personal favourite ideas to crush Cabin Fever.

GET OUT OF THE HOUSE

Being housebound is hard, But we are able to go outside. Even for a short time, take advantage of that opportunity.  Exposure to daylight can help regulate the body's natural cycles, and exercise releases endorphins, creating a natural high. Even a quick stroll can help you feel better quickly.

MAINTAIN NORMAL EATING PATTERNS.

For most of us, a day stuck at home is an excuse to overindulge in junk food. Others might skip meals. Eating right will increase your energy levels and motivation.

SET GOALS

When you are stuck in the house, you are probably wasting time doing nothing of importance. Set daily and weekly goals, and track your progress. Monitor your eating habits to ensure that you maintain the proper balance of nutrition. We won’t be in this forever!

USE YOUR BRAIN

TV is a distraction, it is also relatively mindless. Learn/study something new "we have time now!" Read books or play board games. Stimulating your mind will help keep you moving forward and reduce feelings of isolation and helplessness.

EXERCISE

Luckily we can leave the house once a day. Find a way to stay physically active while indoors. Regular physical activity can help burn off any extra energy you have from being

I encourage you to pick up the phone and speak to your loved ones or friends. This will help you stay mentally strong. If you need a chat or any support, please don't hesitate to pop me a message.Stay positive,Brandon

I encourage you to pick up the phone and speak to your loved ones or friends. This will help you stay mentally strong. If you need a chat or any support, please don't hesitate to pop me a message.

Stay positive,

Brandon