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Welcome to the online blog of C.A.R.E. Connections. In each blog, you will find insights into resources available for those dealing with caregivers and highlights of Caregivers Art. Plus, each blog offers web “extras” and links designed to inspire, empower and simplify your life with the use of art.
Have you ever found yourself laughing at a stressful or unfortunate event? While mental illness is not funny, sometimes using humor as a coping strategy can be helpful. Read more.
We all experience anxiety to some degree, and it’s not always a problem. Read more.
According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, 1 in 5 adults experienced a mental illness in 2020. Read more.
Journaling has many mental health benefits and can be an easy way to begin a self-care routine. Read more.
Colin Darke is an American artist who has gained international recognition for his rare ability to draw beautiful, intricate drawings with both hands simultaneously. Read more.
So, what exactly does it mean to be creative? What is the first thing you think of when you see that question? Many people will tell me that “to be creative” means to be skilled at making fine art, like painting a portrait. Read more.
Most of us enjoy listening to music whether it’s classical or alt rock, country or rap, and research shows that it’s all great for our brain! Read more.
Dr. Kristin Neff explains that self-esteem is based in self evaluations - basically it is built on our perception of our value and how much we like ourselves. Read more.
Spending time in nature has the power to reduce stress and improve your overall wellbeing. Read more.
The simple and complex nature of these two skills make them a great self care tool for the craft artist. Read more.
How do you feel about the space you spend time in during the day? Have you considered treating that space as part of your self-care routine? Read more.
Found poetry is a great creative prompt to add to your self-care routine. Read more.
Mantras and affirmations are often used synonymously, but they are different. Read more.
Physical and emotional boundaries are necessary to help keep us healthy, but many of us feel guilty when we put our own needs first and practice self-care. Read more.
Changing your perspective on the New Year’s resolution might be the kind of shift you need. Read more.
Have you heard of the negativity bias? It’s the idea that our brain finds it easier to remember the bad things rather than the good because our ancestors needed to be aware of danger in order to survive. Read more.
This time of year here in Michigan is getting colder, there is snow on the ground and the holiday season is here. Read more.
The benefits of a gratitude practice are abundant, but what exactly does gratitude mean? Simply, gratitude is the state of being thankful for what already exists. Read more.
Making art is more than just beautiful images - the process is good for our health. Read more.
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