WHAT IS SUPPORT AND WHY WE NEED IT ?
The definition of a support system is that you have a network of people that can provide you with practical or emotional support. These support systems will help you improve your overall health and have been shown to reduce stress and anxiety.
A healthy support system includes someone who can call your bluff when needed, offer honest feedback without you getting angry, and help you stay or get back on track. With no one holding you accountable, recovery can become dangerous.
There are many practical benefits to having supportive relationships, such as knowing people who can provide you with information, advice, guidance, and also tangible support, such as assistance in times of uncertainty. This feature of social support can be comforting and enhance your feelings of security.
Human beings do not thrive alone. We need our family and friends as pillars of support, especially in difficult times. Having a strong network of supportive family and friends helps enhance our mental well-being. One such support system is of siblings who help each other in a unique way every time by extending a helping hand. Read here about the speciality of sibling relationships
The family is the divine building block of society. Every member of the family care for each other and provide emotional support to their members. Here is a book that showcases the importance of family and the support they should provide to the children.
Studies have proven that family time and face-to-face communication lower our risk of mental anxiety, depression, and stress. We must never forget that being in the presence of loved one's powers us with emotional support and gives us the energy to fight during tough times.
People with greater social support, less isolation, and greater interpersonal trust live longer and healthier lives than those who are socially isolated.
Strong relationships with friends and family members can also bolster your mood, improve your outlook, and preserve your mental well-being. Research shows that people with high levels of social support seem to be more resilient in the face of stressful situations.
Read here to learn more about the importance of having this supportive network and how you can maintain and build one.
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True, you can do and achieve a lot more in life when you have a supportive family.
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DeleteYou have said it so well. We all need support in some form or other in our daily lives.
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DeleteSocial support and family support can get us through anything. I am glad universe created this support system for all of us.
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DeleteSupportive family and friends can help us grow and become better for sure.
ReplyDeleteLoved this line, "We must never forget that being in the presence of loved one's powers us with emotional support and gives us the energy to fight during tough times.
True. Thanks for reading the blogpost.
DeleteA supportive network is important be it family or socially
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DeleteVery true. Without family support we can't reach to our goal. Family support is the most important thing in our life.
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DeleteYour post eloquently highlights the vital role of support systems in fostering mental well-being. The emphasis on genuine connections, accountability, and the positive impact of social support on overall health is well-articulated. The importance of family, sibling relationships, and face-to-face communication in combating anxiety and stress is a valuable reminder. The mention of the book underlining the significance of family adds a personal touch. Overall, a thoughtful exploration of the benefits and dynamics of support systems.
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DeleteAn Important post on support. Family support can make you strong, but the sad part it in many times family dont stand by you to support which hampers life badly
ReplyDeleteYes, that too happens. But very rarely.
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