Studies have often shown a direct and bilateral relationship between one’s lifestyle and mental health. The leading factors include unhealthy eating habits, lack of physical activity. Overuse of technology and substance abuse. This can be dealt by being physically and socially active, eating healthy, ensuring proper sleep and by practising yoga and meditation.
The mental health of students can affect their education, social life and emotional wellbeing. Students who prioritise their mental health are less likely to develop mental health disorders such as anxiety.
Mental health in the workplace refers to employee’s physiological, emotional and social wellbeing within a shared work environment. A college /school should prioritize and wellbeing of its teachers and college/school staff. This helps to generate more positive energy for college/school, its students and their families.
UNICEF has provided 10 tips on how teachers and school staff can take care of their mental health. These tips include;
In this context, to ensure the mental well-being of students, teaching and non-teaching staff, Mar Baselios College of Nursing has taken initial steps to establish a mental health hub in the college compound is named as sound mind, sound body