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hinengaro / 
mental & emotional wellbeing

Refresh your mind: Whāngaia tō hinengaro
​What is taha hinengaro? 
Taha hinengaro is your mind, heart, conscience, thoughts and feelings. Just like your physical health, your hinengaro needs to be nurtured. Hinengaro is what you do to stimulate and refresh your mind so you can better cope with the ups and downs of life.
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Why is taha hinengaro an important way to wellbeing at mahi/work?
Taking care of taha hinengaro is important for everyone, regardless of whether you’ve experienced mental illness or distress. Being involved in meaningful, fulfilling mahi has huge benefits for your taha hinengaro. If you enjoy your mahi, or if you feel valued or supported in the workplace, it can have a positive impact on how you feel. When your taha hinengaro is strong, you can express your feelings and reach out for support from friends, whānau and hoamahi/colleagues if you need to.
Reimagine wellbeing at mahi through tinana:
  • Share your thoughts and feelings with someone you trust – this might be your hoamahi. Expressing our emotions can help us feel less alone in what we're going through.
  • Ask everyone to map their daily energy levels – when do they feel most the energy during the work day?
  • Reflect on the challenges you’ve overcome as a team and what strengths everyone has discovered.
  • Try something new or rediscover an old interest (e.g., playing a musical instrument or doing puzzles).
  • Take the opportunity during meetings to ask everyone how they are and really listen to the answers.
  • Quietly check in with hoamahi who seem unhappy or unlike their usual selves. 
Source: Mental Health Awareness Week website

raise resources

Managing your mood - blog, with an exercise and tips
​The nature of change and personal reactions

Dealing with fatigue
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      • Stress and Resilience
      • Trauma
      • Workplace issues
    • Blog >
      • Work-life balance for mental health and wellbeing
      • Managing your emotions mindfully
      • 2022, the year of flexibility
      • Getting 2022 off to a good start
      • The Evolving Workplace
      • Compassion Fatigue
      • Preparing for the year ahead
      • Farewell 2020
      • Communicating under pressure - part two
      • Communicating under pressure - part one
      • Raise is here to help
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      • Managing Your Mood
      • Manage your energy, not just your time
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