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Emotional & Mental Well-Being

Coping with Sadness or Depression

Educational Content: Sadness and depression are natural emotional responses to
life’s challenges. While occasional sadness is normal, depression is a more persistent
condition that can interfere with daily functioning. Understanding the signs and seeking
appropriate help is crucial.

Action Items:

Reach Out: Talk to a trusted friend or family member about how you’re feeling.

Professional Help: Consider consulting a mental health professional for therapy
or counseling.

Healthy Habits: Maintain a regular sleep schedule, eat balanced meals, and
engage in physical activity.

Mindfulness Practices: Incorporate activities like meditation or journaling to
process emotions.

Recommended Resources:

Books: Feeling Good: The New Mood Therapy by Dr. David D. Burns

Websites: National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)

Apps: Moodpath – an app for tracking mood and mental health

Just Check In, is a mobile application that notifies users with a Wellness DailyCheck-In, and sends a text alert to their emergency contacts if they have not ‘checked in.’ Our objective is to ensure that those living alone feel safe, while providing peace of mind also for those who care for them.  A simple reminder to connect with others can help you to remember that you are loved, cared for, and most importantly, not alone.