DO you suffer from the Sunday scaries?
Some people will spend much of today feeling anxious about the week ahead — and this can be even worse in gloomy January.
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Put your weekend worries to bed with these ten free ways to switch your mood . . .
THE WRITE STUFF: Keeping a gratitude diary where you record all the good things that have happened, however small, can give you a fresh perspective.
GET CRAFTY: Why not craft your way to a more relaxed state of mind?
Making a pom-pom, creating some art or painting a pot will all take your mind to a different and calmer place.
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WALK THIS WAY: Walking in nature, noticing the sounds and smells, is an instant calmer.
So get out there!
TWEET YOUR FRIENDS: Make a cheep and cheerful bird feeder.
Find out how at wildlifewatch.org.uk/make-bird-feeder.
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Hang it outside your window and sit and watch your feathered friends.
PAMPER YOURSELF: Instead of dreading Sunday evenings, turn them into a treat.
Pamper yourself with a long soak in the bath, a few beauty treatments and an early night.
TURN A PAGE: Reading an engrossing book will take your mind to another place.
Visit your local library to find a new bestseller and borrow it for free.
SOUNDS LIKE A PLAN: If you’re daunted by the busy week ahead, check your diary to see what you can cancel or postpone and how you can build downtime into your days.
Plan two fun things to look forward to midweek.
AND BREATHE: Put your brain in the right place for Monday morning.
If you go to headspace.com/articles/sunday-anxiety, you’ll find a free four-minute meditation.
MONDAY FUNDAY: Take away the Monday fear by doing something you enjoy.
Meet a friend or try something new.
HAVE A KITCHEN DISCO: Dancing is a proven mood booster and a great way to tackle stress.
Build a boogie into your Sunday.
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SAVE: £2.50 buying two
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