Integrating emotional, physical, spiritual, and social dimensions has become vital in promoting sustainable mental health. More care providers are embracing mental health and wellness: holistic approaches that treat individuals as whole beings rather than isolated symptoms. This includes complementary therapies such as yoga, acupuncture, nutrition, and expressive arts alongside evidence-based psychological interventions. Personalized wellness plans now often incorporate nature exposure, sleep optimization, and social connectedness. These multidimensional methods are proving beneficial in reducing anxiety, depression, and burnout while fostering resilience. Collaboration among clinicians, wellness coaches, and community organizations supports continuity of care and increases accessibility for diverse populations seeking non-traditional yet effective mental health strategies.
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