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Hey hello! Maybe it’s a sign of these strange times, but I’ve had many requests for tips on how to alleviate anxiety and depression in the home, and questions about whether it’s possible to improve your mood by doing certain things in your house. The answer is YES, there are so many things you can do to feel better in your home!! They are all very easy, so don’t worry, you won’t feel overwhelmed. Make sure you’re not making any of these mistakes in your decor and interior design so that you can feel your absolute best in your home. I recommend this book: https://amzn.to/3nwCEDA It’s a gem for all things relating to environmental psychology – a topic I am super interested in – and it’s very easy to understand. I got a lot of value out of it and periodically go back and read it. There were so many other things that I would have loved to touch on, like using scents and music, but that will have to be a video for another day! Thanks as always for watching and please remember to leave any of your own decorating tips that you may have that helped you when feeling anxious or depressed. 📖 Prefer reading? Check out my blog post right here: https://poshpennies.com/help-anxiety-depression-home-decor/ 🎶 Music: Epidemic Sound – https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/jd0gpe/ POSH PENNIES ON THE INTERWEBZ ! 💻 Blog: https://poshpennies.com/ 📲 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/poshpennies/ 🖼️ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/poshpenniesblog/ CHECK OUT MY DECOR FAVES: ❤️ https://www.amazon.com/shop/poshpennies ✉️ CONTACT: [email protected] *spam emails will be ignored/blocked 👀 Just a heads up that my description sometimes contains affiliate links. This just means that if you click on one of my links and then make a purchase, I make a small commission. It costs you literally nothing, zero, zilch, nada, but it helps me more than you can know! Thank you 😍 ♥ Vivien
Ok, totally agree, and as an architect I direct people this way when designing so they get the feeling they want.
…but also… your 2nd picture is from a FRANK LOYD WRIGHT house!!!
When you live with your family and everything is cluttered and disorganized, yet won’t let you move anything
I’m taking a course in Environmental Psychology next semester and watching this video has cemented my interest in it. Looking forward to it!
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That was very very kind of you to ask people to share this tips with other people. because I myself have depression at 74 I have a small YouTube channel and my room is all wood paneling!l my heavens it’s so depressing I have a green and orange painting that I love to look at because you’re right Orange is very cheerful and this was a wonderful video that you put up the way things can help people little things that we need in life to help us snap out of some tiring depression. God bless thank you so much! Xoxo Rose 🌹
thats not true, the subconscious can tell a difference. it is the INTENTION that changes everything, not the price. if a picture is made with great intention it will help you in a great way.
Where did get the lights and basket shown to your right? This video was very encouraging and helpful.
Grey in a north facing room can be quite soothing and delightful. Check out the problem with painting north facing rooms.
“Doggo real” hahaha 🙂
Adding fresh flowers occasionally brightens my mood.
100% reduce clutter and obstruction.
Super interesting video!
Never imagine how these small details affect people psychologically so much
sad that she has to do that disclaimer of, i’m not a doctor.
Lovely video!