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6 ways to take care of yourself during stressful times
Here are some tips to take care of yourself
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Aizat Noma
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TIP 1: DO THINGS THAT ARE GOOD FOR YOUR BODY AND MIND
Your body and mind are connected. (...) If things are so overwhelming that you have thoughts about harming yourself, reach out to a professional helper.
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• Plan for regular cleaning and ensure the availability of hand sanitizers throughout with Facilities Management.
• Plan for what to do if someone gets ill at your meeting with your in-house medical services.
• Provide participants with WHO prevention recommendations: www.who.int/COVID-19
• Familiarize yourself with UN guidelines for meeting organizers.
I am organizing a MEETING, what should I do?
• Consider your organization’s guidelines on travel and meetings.
• Contact your in-house medical services for a pre- travel assessment.
• Be aware of the national and local health authority’s regulations in all countries on your itinerary.
• Protect yourself and others by practicing regular hand hygiene and cough etiquette, avoid touching your eyes, nose or mouth and avoid close contact with people suffering from fever and cough.
• If you become sick while travelling, inform the crew and seek medical care early.
I am planning to TRAVEL to a meeting, what should I do?
• Follow the directions of your national & local health authority.
• Follow WHO prevention recommendations such as regular hand hygiene and cough etiquette, avoid touching your face, avoid crowded places and maintain at least 1 metre (3 feet) distance between yourself and others.
• Contact national and local authorities for information about COVID-19 in your community:
» Switzerland (multilingual): +41 58 463 00 00; Geneva Canton: 0800 909 400
» France: 0800 130 000
I am in my regular RESIDENCE and duty station, and cases of COVID-19 are being reported in my community.
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Taking care of yourself
Taking care of your relationships
Tackling your problems
Talking to your teen
Taking care of yourself
Aizat Noma
TIP 1: DO THINGS THAT ARE GOOD FOR YOUR BODY AND MIND
Your body and mind are connected. (...) “These are difficult times, it’s normal to feel upset.”
Or think of something to tell yourself that works for you.
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TIP 4: CONNECT WITH PEOPLE WHO SUPPORT YOU
Think about 5 people in your life. How do they make you feel about yourself? How do you feel about them?
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Taking care of
Yourself
your relationships
your problems
Taking care of yourself
Aizat Noma
TIP 1: DO THINGS THAT ARE GOOD FOR YOUR BODY AND MIND
Your body and mind are connected. (...) “These are difficult times, it’s normal to feel upset.”
Or think of something to tell yourself that works for you.
(...) TIP 4: CONNECT WITH PEOPLE WHO SUPPORT YOU
Think about 5 people in your life. How do they make you feel about yourself? How do you feel about them?
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https://www.unicef.org/rosa/ho...ourself-during-stressful-times
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Taking Action/Managing yourself; your own mental health and well-being (being proactive and knowing what to do when things are not going well).
3. (...) Ask Yourself:
• Where do you want to be?
• What matters most to me?
(...) What is my aspiration?
• Write yourself a letter for a date in a year’s time, that describes what you would be thinking and doing, feeling and seeing, if you were to check-in with your- self?
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And make sure you look after yourself. Exercise, eat as healthily as possible and make time for yourself. (...) You can count on UNICEF to do our part. Please do take necessary steps to look after yourself, those around you and be safe: maintain a metre-and-a-half distance from others, washing your hands with soap often, no touching of your face, and coughing into your elbow or tissue. Stay safe and stay healthy,
Karin Hulshof
Regional Director, UNICEF East Asia & Pacific
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UNICEF East Asia and the Pacific Regional Director Karin Hulshof
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I should thank you for your courage, determination, rebellion and for always being and continuing to be yourself!
You’ve already been through much and much is still to come your way, yet I want you to know that you will be doing great! (...) Never let anyone tell you what you can and cannot do. Nobody has real power over you, but yourself. (...) But you’ll see that this search will always bring you closer to what really matters for you.
Stay true to yourself and those around you! It’s the most important thing.
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One of the things you can most directly influence is yourself.
As managers and/or leaders it is very difficult to do our job well if we are suffering or languishing, from the impact of cumulative stress, poor mental health and/or poor well-being generally. (...) • This is not a scientifically validated assessment but an initial reflection for you to check-in on yourself, where you relate to most over the past 4-6 weeks based on lived experience and comments of other managers and leaders.
• If you are on the left-hand side, we would strongly recommend you do assess this further and seek some help to do so.
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SELF-REFLECTION – DO ANY OF THESE SOUND LIKE YOU?
(...) Do not treat suffering with high cumulative stress and/ or poor mental health as a badge of honour – it’s not.
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That is inconstant, biased, often uprooted or disoriented. Help and soothe, but do that wisely and sparingly, without overlooking yourself. (...) Find time to be with yourself, to get yourself together, draw your breath, to try to understand, to plan, to talk to God. (...) I should thank you for your courage, determination, rebellion and for always being and continuing to be yourself!
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What can you do to keep yourself and others safe from COVID-19 in Lao PDR?
(...) What can you do to keep yourself and others safe from COVID-19 in Lao PDR?
(...) Many of the things that you can do to prevent COVID-19 are the same things you can do to protect yourself against lots of other diseases.
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