From FOMO to sleep issues, we all know that social media poses a minefield of potential mental-health hazards. However, that’s only part of the picture. Depending upon how you use these platforms, they can also enhance wellness. Here are some tips from Toronto-based psychologist Nicole McCance about how to avoid the pitfalls and enjoy the perks.
If we were all addicted to screens before the pandemic, we’ve certainly upped the hours we put in since it began. We spend all day interacting with our digital devices while stuck inside for both work and play. Add in all the virtual meetings and other virtual gatherings that have become part of our new norm, and that can put a real strain on our eyes.
Spring is a time when the trees come back to life and flowers start to bloom, but for some this time is also synonymous with sneezing, sniffling and watery eyes. Find out what causes seasonal allergies and how to prevent them.
Can admiring works of art and expressing your creativity keep your brain healthy? Learn about the benefits of engaging your artistic side and unleashing your inner Monet.
With restrictions still in place, it’s hard to know when gyms will reopen. If running is part of your training program, don’t let the cold stop you. By taking some basic precautions, it’s very possible to run in the winter without getting injured.
Travelling through our screens: it’s the type of adventure we can look forward to in the midst of this pandemic. As travel restrictions keep us from experiencing the real thing, here are some movies that give you the chance to explore the world while staying safe in the comfort of home.
