Self-care tips for the school year
Start writing a post
Education

Top 6 Self-Care Tips For The New School Year

It's going to be the best year yet!

50
Top 6 Self-Care Tips For The New School Year

Now that the school year is starting back up again, I'm sure a lot of you are worried about handling all the school work you're going to have to deal with. Unfortunately, you can't escape doing your work, but you can follow these easy steps to de-stress after a long week!

1. Try a face mask

Giphy

Face masks are always something that makes me feel better when I'm stressed and they give your skin a nice glow! When you look good, you feel better - it's science.

2. Make time for friends and family

Giphy

It's important, especially during the busy school year, to remember to spend time with your friends and family. Taking a break from your work and socializing with people you care about can do a lot to relieve stress during a busy time when it's easy to get caught up in just doing work.

3. Organize your time

Giphy

Using a planner to organize what you have to do that week is an easy way to make your life less stressful. I used to never write anything down and always worried about forgetting something I had due in one of my classes. When I started making a list of what I had to get done, it kept me on track and I procrastinated less. Also, I got a sense of accomplishment from checking off the things I'd gotten done.

4. Buy new clothes before the school year begins

Giphy

Creating a new look for a new school year is always fun to do, and you can use your new clothes to express the person you want to be.

5. Listen to music

Giphy

Just relaxing and listening to my favorite songs helps me to relax when I'm stressed out. It's important to remember that the most simple things really do work!

6. Make more time for yourself 

Giphy

Finally, remember to make time for just yourself. Whether it's taking a bubble bath, reading a good book, or finally binging that Netflix show you swore you'd start, just make sure to treat yo' self.

Have a great year!

Report this Content
This article has not been reviewed by Odyssey HQ and solely reflects the ideas and opinions of the creator.
Summer as a Kid V.s. Summer as an Adult
pickywallpapers.com

It is true when they say the older you get, the faster life goes. I am realizing that more and more each year. I think it’s crazy to compare summer when I was a young kid verses summer being a young adult. There is more than a few large differences between the two.

Keep Reading...Show less
Top 3 Response Articles of This Week
7 Simple Ways To Celebrate Pride Month Without Actually Going To Pride

Odyssey and our creator community wish you a happy Pride month! Our response writers are back with more important and engaging conversations. Here are the top three response articles of last week:

Keep Reading...Show less
Featured

Pride Week on a Jesuit Campus

Pride Week or Fear Week?

2080
Pride Week on a Jesuit Campus
smallworlds.com

Pride Week, that once-a-year exciting week for any queer. The week where you can break out that rainbow onesie, that witty lesbian t-shirt or the full rainbow flag cape; it is the week where drag queens and drag kings fabulously wander around the streets. Everyone should be excited about Pride week right? Well that can be a rather complicated question, when your Pride week happens on a Jesuit campus.

Keep Reading...Show less
Featured

13 Reasons Why is Wrong

Suicide isn't a tool for revenge or emotional blackmail

2286
'13 Reasons Why'
Instagram
We've all had the privilege of watching, dissecting, and appreciating hundreds of films and television shows. Few, however, have stirred as much visceral emotion in me as the Netflix series, "13 Reasons Why." A cauldron of controversy, the show's well-intentioned aim to highlight the severity of teenage bullying, depression, and suicide..
Keep Reading...Show less
Featured

A Letter for Graduation

No running, ever, only towards each other.

1934
A Letter for Graduation
https://odysseyimages.s3.amazonaws.com/cropped_H15wqkgPM.jpeg

Dear Clark,

Keep Reading...Show less

Subscribe to Our Newsletter

Facebook Comments