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Simple adjustments to the home's design may significantly influence mental health and wellbeing.
Fremont, CA: Covid-19 has resulted in a significant rise in the amount of time individuals now spend living – and working – in the houses. Nonetheless, even before the pandemic, the emphasis on utility and the urgency of the housing needled in some poorly-designed dwellings and structures.
It's known that a stable, well-designed home is essential for happiness. Before the current pandemic, individuals spent 80 to 90 percent of the time indoors, with around two-thirds of that time spent at home. The majority of individuals working from home is increasing.
Simple adjustments to the home's design may significantly influence mental health and wellbeing. Let's see ways design can influence mental health.
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• Control (or even perceived control) is crucial.
Having the room to decorate, personalize, organize, and govern oneself can help achieve that critical degree of comfort and ease in their own life, with research revealing that dirty houses can trigger the release of cortisol, a stress hormone.
• Spending time in nature
Spending time in nature has boosted overall happiness and mental health by lowering stress, boosting memory retention, and making us nicer and more creative.
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