What is the Right and Wrong Way to Do Self-Care?
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The Importance of Self-Care

The Importance of Self-Care

Is self-care as an autistic important? Listen to what Living Positively Autistic columnist, Becca Lory, has to say about the why you must make it a priority.

By Becca Lory, CAS, BCCS

Here are the highlights of Becca’s video:

What is self-care?
  • In health care: it is any necessary human regulatory function which is under individual control, deliberate and self-initiated.
  • Basically, it is any activity that you do voluntarily which helps you maintain your physical, mental or emotional health.
Why is self-care important?
  • It can help you feel healthy, relaxed and ready to take on your work and responsibilities.
  • It recharges you. Giving you more energy to do more and help others.
  • It keeps you focused and balanced. Keeps your mind and body communicating.
  • It feels good. Happiness.
Where and how of self-care?
  • Anywhere and anyway. There is no wrong or right way to take care of yourself.
  • It can be big or small. Eating chocolate to adopting a pet.
  • Set up a plan to incorporate.
  • Hold yourself accountable.
  • Have fun.

Becca Lory

Read About Becca, Positively autistic

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The post What is the Right and Wrong Way to Do Self-Care? was written by Jodi Murphy and first appeared on Geek Club Books.

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