Health

Divorce deeply impacts emotional, mental, and physical health. The stress can lead to anxiety, depression, and physical issues. However, regular exercise can help. It goes beyond physical fitness, benefiting mental and emotional well-being by relieving stress and boosting resilience. Exercise releases endorphins, promoting calmness and positivity.

Exercise also empowers individuals, giving them control during uncertainty. By committing to regular exercise, people regain agency over their bodies and lives, fostering confidence. Prioritizing exercise can transform daily life by nurturing overall well-being, enhancing resilience, and paving the way for a brighter future. It becomes a tool for healing and self-discovery after divorce.

Claire-Deacon

Claire Deacon

Hampshire | Surrey
Susie-Mitchell

Susie Mitchell

Hertfordshire
Suzy-Glaskie

Suzy Glaskie

Greater Manchester
Derek-Hart

Derek Hart

Surrey