American Psychological Association’s Post

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Romy Escarilla

Communication & Leadership Coach

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I agree

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David Maki

Circulation, Technology, and 3D Printing at Florida State University Libraries

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Eeyup. This is so true. Talking to the neurologist who saw my mom with Parkinson’s. That’s exactly what she said!!

Christina Veselak, LMFT, CN

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Exercise has been shown to reduce cravings and relapse in people recovering from addiction.

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Adeniyi Soyibo

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Great advice!! ❣️

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Ruth Ilesanmi

Child Psychologist, Educator; PhD, MPA, MEd, BSN

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Thank you so much for sharing!

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Dr. Subhra Dhar Biswas

Building resilience! Counselling Psychologist and Helping Practitioner

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Thanks for sharing

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Sruthy Sivasree

Mentor at Concentrix | Troubleshooter | Customer Engagement Specialist | Intersectional Feminist|Ally for Diversity

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100%

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Yes! There are so many simple things we can incorporate in our day to day to support our brain function. Taking time to be off of media and social media is a big one!

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