Why we all need to practice emotional first aid
Why we all need to practice emotional first aid
Happy   New Year!

Each year, I reaffirm my resolve to nurture my health - physical, emotional, and spiritual. Ironically, it wasn't until I was debilitated by depression that I realized the critical importance of emotional health. Like most people, I went to the doctor when I was in physical pain. But not when I was in emotional pain. I recently saw a TED talk by Guy Winch, who makes a compelling case to practice emotional hygiene - take care of our emotions, our minds, with the same diligence we take care of our bodies. 

I invite you to watch the TED talk and start practicing emotional hygiene. Need help? Click here to learn  7 ways to practice emotional hygiene

Over the next eleven months, I will be sharing wellness tips to help you cultivate holistic wellness. 

Wishing you wellness,
Gayathri Signature
Founder & President
ASHA International
You Can Recover 

Khatera Aslami
Khatera Asla
As a little girl, Khatera moved with her family from Afghanistan  to the U.S. Growing up, she felt like an outsider and was overwhelmed with the responsibility of interpreting and advocating for the survival of her family. Over the years, she struggled with ADHD, anxiety and depression. Today, Khatera is a mother and mental health activist. She wants to let people struggling with mental health issues around the world know that "no matter what your struggles are, YOU CAN RECOVER."


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