Sentences with phrase «more positive state of mind»
You'll remember the good of the past and be inspired to live in a more positive state of mind.
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Numerous studies find that simply listening to upbeat music can have many beneficial effects on your mood including bringing a more positive state of mind.
It's an effortless technique for «recharging your mind and body» — and creating a brighter, more positive state of mind.
Those who practice yoga regularly often speak about how yoga not only feels good on the body but also creates a more positive state of mind.
Meditation creates a more positive state of mind and relaxed state of being that have been shown to reduce pro-inflammatory genes, increase antibodies, reduce anxiety and improve cognitive function.
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Read more about motivation and the role of a positive state of mind.
I was optimistic last season but my state of mind is much more positive this time around.
Having a positive birth experience can be even more healthy, not just for the physical well being mom and newborn, but for their state of mind.
When the mind is in this deep state of relaxation, it is much more open and positive suggestions can more easily take root.
In this class, the dogs have the opportunity and guidance needed to work through this initial state of excitement and arrive at a more stable, focused frame of mind, making it possible for them to have more positive experiences around other dogs.
I must admit that I am a bit more in two minds here about his rather positive assessment (pp. 104 - 105) of the role of Article 51 (1) of the Charter, as in particular after the Åkerberg Fransson case we still have to see to what extent there will remain effectively two clearly separate spheres of Member State and EU fundamental rights protection.
Similarly, consideration of those features in a program of continuous support for carers (e.g., with opportunities to elaborate their own childhood traumas, improve their state of mind and increase their sensitivity) may improve the likelihood of a more positive, secure child — caregiver relationship.