Thursday, December 5, 2013

exercise and mental health


Did you find it beneficial?  To be honest, I personally didn’t find the exercises very beneficial at all.  I really don’t follow those types of exercises that well because I lose interest in them pretty quickly.  Initially my first turn off was the voices that were doing the instructing were acoustically appealing at all.  Then there were many occasions where the voice wanted you to ‘pour out’ or ‘open up’ feelings etc, that really sounded sort of corny.  There were extended breaks throughout that actually kept me wondering whether the audio was still running.  My overall feedback would be that this exercise was not effective for me at all, I would ultimately not suggest this for anyone because of many of the reasons that I listed above.

Mental workouts are definitely a proven method that can utilized in the psychological fitness enhancing the abilities to express and convey feelings.  They also enable the abilities to increase individual levels of empathy and remorse when others are expressing feelings and emotions to you.  These works are something that I could practice regularly and often.  I don’t think that there’s an hour that goes by when I myself am not expressing an emotion or am some way involved in someone else’s emotional delivery.

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