Adults

Life is busy. But TRP@HOME can help you check back in with yourself and bring positive wellbeing into your day-to-day. Check out our practical tools and tips below!

Gratitude

Practising gratitude helps us feel happier, more determined, optimistic and focussed - it can even help us sleep better!

Empathy

When we are kind, our brain releases oxytocin. This leads to an increase in our self-esteem, energy levels and overall positivity.

Mindfulness

Mindfulness encourages us to pay attention to the present moment, and reduces stress and anxiety

Emotional Literacy

When we improve our emotional literacy we can work towards recognising our feelings and being able to manage them.

Let’s Practise

As we know, if we want to get better at something, we need to practise. Our wellbeing is no different.

Here are some simple ideas to help you practise Gratitude, Empathy, Mindfulness and Emotional Literacy every day. Because the more you practise, the better you will feel.

Gratitude

Write down three things that went well for you today. It could be something as simple as a morning walk or recognition at work. Try to do this every day if you can — keeping a notebook next to your bed is a great way to remember.

Empathy

Do one small (or big!) thing for someone every day. Whether it’s grabbing an extra coffee for your busy colleague, texting a friend to let them know you’re thinking of them, or helping a stranger carry their shopping bags to their car — it is guaranteed to make their day and yours.

Mindfulness

Go to a quiet space for five minutes every day, take a few deep breaths and notice what is going on around you. What are five things you can see? Five things you can hear? Five things you can feel? You might like to include smell and taste too!

Emotional Literacy

If you’re feeling a bit flat, cranky, stressed or emotional, try putting on some music, getting active or connecting with a friend. These can work wonders for lifting our mood.

Activities to try this month

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Healthy Habits

Habit Tracker

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USING HEALTHY HABITS TO TAKE CONTROL
We know that so many factors can impact your mood and ultimately how your day plays out. What you eat, how much sleep you got, exercise, and even how much time you spend on your devices can have a significant impact your energy, happiness levels and emotion control.

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Healthy Communication

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Good communication is the key to strong relationships in our personal and professional life. In fact we spend between 70 and 80% of our day engaged in some form of communication. A big part of communication that we often have little training in is listening. Research reveals that we only listen with about 25% efficiency. We think faster than we speak which means most people are thinking about what they are going to say in response instead of actively listening.

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Here’s how The Vulnerabilitea House works. We get together, we sip tea, someone picks a card from the deck of vulnerability-invoking  questions, and then they answer that question, making themselves vulnerable to the group AND YOU.

The Academy of Imperfection

Presented by The Imperfects, this new series of conversational lectures will feature experts talking about different areas of imperfection with students Hugh, Ryan, Josh and you.

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Penny Moodie’s experience with Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD)

Sam Willoughby on the tragic injury that changed his life

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Gratitude

Paying attention to the things we have right now, and not worrying about what we don’t have. We practise this by noticing the positives around us.

Evidence

Practising gratitude helps us to be thankful and appreciate what we have in our lives, rather than focussing on what we don’t have or what we want. When we practice being grateful, we start to scan the world to look for positives – this only takes 21 days! Practising gratitude every day increases our levels of energy, helps us to feel happier and more focussed, determined and optimistic. It even helps us have a better sleep, lowers levels of anxiety and depression and we are less likely to get sick.

Empathy

Putting ourselves in the shoes of others to feel and see as they do. We practice this by being kind and compassionate towards other people.

Evidence

Working on empathy helps us to identify, understand and feel what another person is feeling. When we show empathy or we do something kind for someone else our brain releases oxytocin. This leads to us increasing our self-esteem/ confidence, energy levels, positivity and overall happiness.

Mindfulness

Our ability to be calm and present at any given moment. We practice this by slowing down and concentrating on one thing at a time.

Evidence

Working on mindfulness gives us opportunities to develop our ability to pay attention to the present moment and our thoughts. Practising mindfulness daily can help us stay focussed on set tasks and reduce stress and anxiety.

Emotional Literacy

Being able to recognise and label your feelings and emotions as they happen.

Evidence

Working on our emotional literacy gives us opportunities to develop our ability to understand and express different emotions. When we improve our emotional literacy we can work towards recognising our own feelings and being able to manage them. This allows us to cope with different life situations such as managing conflict, making friends, coping in difficult situations and being resilient when dealing with change.