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Matthew, our digital engagement coordinator, has pulled together some bits and bobs that demonstrate the true power of walking when it comes to our mental health.
The causes of poor mental health are complex enough, but when you add the conditions of dealing with the daily realities of a global pandemic, stress is not something we can just walk away from.
However we can say with certainty that everyday walking can help us fight back.
Walking helps improve mental and physical wellbeing, tackle depression and anxiety, and connect us with our world and those around us.
So a society that walks more stands to be one that is healthier and happier as a result.
More walking
=
Healthier, happier communities
From the archives, here are two short audio clips - one on walking and mental health, the other on workplace stress.
Mindful meander
Walking is a perfect way to zone out and rid yourself of negative thoughts.
Whether it's through campaigning for streets fitter for pedestrians, or getting schools and workplaces more active, Living Streets' aim is to get more people walking more of the time.
And more walking = healthier and happier communities.
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