Top tip 1
Talk to someone about how you are feeling
If you are feeling overwhelmed, speak with someone you trust. This could be a friend, family member or a helpline.

Top tip 2
Limit your news intake
Try to limit reading/watching the news no more than twice a day, and only get information from factual sources

Top tip 3
Have a routine
Routines can make us feel safe. You could get up, shower and exercise each morning as if you were going to school or work.

Top tip 4
Breathe
Doing some breathing or meditation once a day can reduce anxiety and be a break from overwhelming thoughts and feelings.

Top tip 5
Keep moving
Keeping your body moving, such as going outside or doing an online fitness class, can really improve mental health and wellbeing.

Top tip 6
Stay connected
If you can, make sure you speak to people who make you laugh or feel good at least once a day.
