22/09/2026
Su***de Prevention Month is an important reminder that mental health is complex, and support can take many forms. One part of that wider picture is the connection between physical health, pain and mental wellbeing.
Exercise isn’t just about physical health. Research shows that physical activity can support mood 💭, sleep and stress management, while movement 🚶 can also play an important role in managing persistent pain and helping us feel more in control of our health.
For those living with pain or struggling with their mental health, even small amounts of movement can be a positive step. And sometimes, simply starting a conversation and knowing you’re not alone can make a difference. 🫶
This Su***de Prevention Month, we’re highlighting the importance of looking after the whole person - mind and body. 🧘♀️
Read the full blog, The Mind-Body Connection: Exercise, Pain & Mental Health, via the link below to learn more about the relationship between physical activity, pain and mental wellbeing. 👇
https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0ywhhc0
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We all know the benefits that physical activity can have on our bodies, but what effects does it have on our mental health?