Do you ever notice a shift in mood, energy, and overall mental health as the seasons transition? Shorter daylight hours, less sunlight, and isolation can take a toll this time of year. While physical health is important all year long, so is addressing and managing our mental health. Don’t let the challenges of the season get you down. Follow these tips to boost your mental health this fall and winter. Keep Moving Exercise isn't only beneficial for your body; it can positively impact your mental health! It increases the production of endorphins in the body. This hormone is often considered the body’s natural painkiller or mood-booster. Physical activity aids in lowering cortisol levels, a stress hormone. It can help with managing depression and anxiety symptoms. In addition, exercise can also increase concentration, improve self-esteem, promote quality sleep, and raise overall [...]