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10 Flowers For Mental Health: How Flowers Can Improve Your Mood
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10 Flowers For Mental Health: How Flowers Can Improve Your Mood

Incorporating flowers into your life can contribute to a more positive and uplifting mental state. Embrace the beauty of these 10 flowers and let them be a source of joy and tranquillity in your daily life.

What are the 10 Flowers For Mental Health? Find out here 

Flowers are a great way to enhance how your mood. Their beauty extends far beyond their aesthetic appeal; they have the power to uplift spirits and enhance mental well-being. 

Why are flowers good for your mental health?

  • It keeps us close to nature and greenery and satisfies our aesthetic needs
  • The vibrant colours of flowers, from the sunny yellow of sunflowers to the calming hues of lavender, can have a direct impact on mood.
  • Aromatherapy: Many flowers emit pleasant fragrances that can have a calming effect on the mind. 
  • Engaging with flowers, whether through arranging bouquets, gardening, or simply admiring them, encourages mindfulness.

Now, let us look at 10 flower blooms that can positively impact your mental health and bring a touch of joy to your life.

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1.Lavender

It is soothing. Its fragrance is known to reduce stress and anxiety. It is often used as an essential oil or fragrance. 

2.Chamomile

It is most popular for its calming and soothing effect on the nerves. Chamomile tea is a great way to get rid of stress and get a good sleep. 

3.Rose

It is not only a symbol of love and friendship, but can also help in fighting cold and aiding digestion. It is also very good for your skin. 

4.Sunflowers

With their vibrant hues and large petals, sunflowers evoke feelings of joy and positivity. They are associated with happiness and brightness. 

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5.Jasmine

Jasmine’s sweet and calming scent has been linked to reducing stress and promoting better sleep

6.Orchids

Their long-lasting blooms can serve as a constant reminder of beauty in life. They also come in a variety of colours, making them an extremely sought-after flower. 

7.Chrysanthemums

In many cultures, chrysanthemums represent joy and happiness. Their vibrant colours can infuse spaces with positive energy.

8.Peonies

Peonies, with their lush and delicate petals, symbolize compassion. Their presence can evoke a sense of peace and grace.

9.Gerbera Daisies

Their lively appearance can uplift your spirits as they come in many bright colours. 

10.Carnations

They are known as the Symbol of Healing and their diverse colors carry a unique meaning. White carnations, in particular, symbolize purity and can represent a fresh start for mental well-being.

How can you use flowers to uplift your mood?

  • Buy some flowers for yourself now and then. 
  • Decorate your house with fresh and colourful flowers. 
  • Buy flowers or bouquets for your loved ones. 
  • Try to draw and replicate the brightness of flowers on paper. 
  • Practice mindfulness by concentrating on flowers and making them your object of focus. 
  • Practice gardening and grow your flowers. It is calming to get your hands dirty and feel connected to the Earth. 

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Harshita Bajaj

Harshita has a background in Psychology and Criminology and is currently pursuing her PhD in Criminology. She can be found reading crime thrillers (or any other book for that matter) or binge-watching shows on Netflix when she is not in hibernation.
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