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9. When and How to Seek Professional Help
Seeking psychological support is a normal part of taking care of yourself. You do not have towait until difficulties become severe. A psychologist or other…
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8. Social Support and Staying Connected
Supportive relationships are an important part of psychological wellbeing. During migration,people may lose daily contact with family members, friends, colleagues, or familiar communitynetworks. Loneliness can…
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7. Coping with Difficult Emotions
Migration can bring many emotions at the same time. A person may feel hopeful and worried,grateful and lonely, excited and afraid. Difficult emotions do not…
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6. Sleep and Emotional Wellbeing
Sleep is closely connected with emotional wellbeing. Poor sleep can make it harder toconcentrate, regulate emotions, and cope with stress. At the same time, stress…
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5. Understanding and Managing Anxiety
Anxiety often involves worry about what might happen in the future. When people faceuncertainty, the mind may repeatedly imagine possible problems and prepare for danger.…
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4. Breathing Techniques for Calm and Relaxation
When we feel stressed or anxious, our breathing may become faster or more shallow. Slowingthe breathing can create a short pause and help us focus…
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3. How to Manage Stress in Difficult Situations
Stress is the body and mind’s response to demands or situations that feel difficult to manage.Some stress can motivate us to act, but prolonged stress…
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2.Self-Care: Small Actions That Protect Your Wellbeing
Self-care means taking deliberate steps to support your physical, emotional, and socialwellbeing. During stressful periods, people often focus only on urgent responsibilities and mayforget their…
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1. Mental Health During Migration
Migration is a major life transition. Moving to a new country can bring hope and newopportunities, but it can also involve uncertainty, separation from family…
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Mental Health: Why Is It Important for All of Us?
When we talk about health, we usually think about our physical well-being. However, the way we think, feel, and cope with difficulties is equally important.…
