Friday, January 13, 2017

Winter Blues Have You Down? Tips That Can Help

Some people get the winter blues... and this coming Monday is said to be the most depressing day of the year.

Here are some tips that can help boost your mood:


Buy yourself fresh flowers

Listen to Beach/ Wave sounds

Open your curtains and let the sun shine in

Listen to upbeat music

Exercise

Help someone

Eat healthy
 
Talk to someone / Seek support / Be around others

Do an activity that you enjoy

Go outside a few minutes a day

Take Vitamin D Supplements

Learn something new

Curl up with a blanket and a good book

Draw a picture / Color / Use Bright Colored Markers 

Pray

Drink more water

Sing

Dance

Count your blessings

Organize something in your home

 Hold on- Spring is around the corner!

Seek a support group-
The next support group that I offer is Monday, Jan. 16th on Blue Monday.






FREE Supports Groups

Offered For Adults of All Ages for Recovery From: Depression, Feeling Hopeless, Anxiety, Trauma/ PSTD, Abuse, Etc.-  
Every 1st & 3rd Monday @7pm 
AND EVERY 2nd 
& 4th Tuesday @7pm 


Recovery From: Grief and Loss (Including Miscarriage and Stillbirth)-  
Every 3rd Tuesday at 7pm


Groups are on-going every month and open-group. 


Registration is required. 
Email:
Diane@LivingWithHopeCounseling.com 

Or text or call (615)-556-8406 


Office is Located at Michael Loftis Counseling

2670 Memorial Blvd
   Suite A
    Murfreesboro, TN 37129

MichaelLoftisLCSW.com




Diane is clinically supervised by 
Michael Loftis LCSW
There is ALWAYS HOPE and HEALING!!!!!!!!!!! 
Do Not Give Up!!!!!!!!

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By 
                Diane Davidson Gammon M.S.
             Clinical Mental Health Counselor

 Open Full-Time Days - Monday through Saturday
With Evening Appointments

Sliding Scale Fee for Individual Counseling Sessions 

Free Support Groups for: Depression, Anxiety, Panic, Hopelessness, Trauma, PTSD, Abuse, and Grief and Loss (Including Miscarriage/ Stillbirth/ Infant loss)
  
 

 



 

 



 









  




 


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