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Time for myself – 5 ideas for more self-care in everyday life

In the thick of life, often in the midst of the hustle and bustle – family, work and everyday responsibilities demand a great deal of attention. Especially as we reach middle age, it is important to make a conscious effort to set aside time for ourselves. Small daily rituals promote inner balance, strengthen body and mind – and have a positive long-term effect on our wellbeing.

Porträt einer entspannten Frau in der Menopause beim Kaffeegenuss – natürlich, stark und lebensfroh.

1. Establish small rituals

Whether it’s 10 minutes of mindful breathing in the morning, a quiet cup of coffee by an open window or a few pages of your favourite book – these little routines bring a sense of calm and structure. It is their regularity that makes them particularly effective.

Reading a book is a wholesome ritual for finding peace

2. What makes me feel good? Writing it down helps

A ‘I like this’ notebook or a simple list on the fridge can help to highlight those little moments of well-being. This makes it easier to plan specific times for relaxation.

3. Digital detox – 1 hour offline

Even just one hour without your mobile, social media or emails can help clear your head. Digital breaks boost concentration and calmness, and help you stay grounded in the here and now.

4. Pamper yourself – mindfully and simply

A soothing bath, a nourishing face mask or a light, healthy evening meal: mindful self-care doesn’t have to be complicated – and is particularly valuable during periods of hormonal change. Even a walk in the fresh air or a short hike can give you a new lease of life and bring your body and mind into harmony.

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A mature woman is enjoying a relaxing bath – a mindful moment of self-care during the menopause.

5. Make the most of time spent together

A walk with a friend, an evening of genuine conversation – time spent together can also be ‘me-time’ if it’s nourishing rather than stressful. Discover some easy recipes for an enjoyable girls’ night in!

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