Resources to support your Journey
We believe that everyone deserves to prioritize their mental health and wellbeing, and our blog is one way we're working to make that a reality, besides the INNATE App of course. Here, you'll find insights, reflections, and inspiration to support you on your journey of self-discovery and growth.
From expert advice on managing anxiety to personal stories of resilience and hope, our blog is a community hub for mental health and wellbeing. We invite you to join the conversation and explore the thought-provoking content we have to offer. Together, we can learn, grow, and connect in pursuit of a healthier, happier life.
Did you know that the brain and gut are intricately linked? If you did, have you ever considered the importance of this connection? By considering the multi-faceted functions of the gut, it becomes clear that our food can determine our mood- both for better and for worse.
What comes to mind when you think of compassion? Kindness, care and sympathy? Yet, self-compassion is often perceived as self-pity or indulgence. There is a clear inconsistency here.
The physical benefits of exercise are well-known and, of course, are extremely important. Yet, the effects of exercise are far more wide-spread than simply what it does to your muscles or the calories you burn.
If you find yourself falling into the same self-defeating thought-loops or if your emotions have the tendency to take control, then it’s time to start video journaling. Through video journaling you bring the subconscious into the conscious, thereby allowing you to recognise and redirect your mind’s activity.
No two experiences or encounters are the same, the multi-dimensional richness of human-ness challenges our world views and brings us to the edge of our comfort zone, triggering emotions that can feel equally uncomfortable.
Who we surround ourselves with and how we connect to them, is essential in shaping our quality of life. All the riches in the world can’t buy the love shared through a meaningful connection.
Indeed, cold exposure has become a very popular subject. Is this just to hide the lunacy of all those plunging into cold water, or is there something here?