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Mind-Body Connection

As people who often like to stay in our heads, more apt to cozy up in a coffee shop working or reading (or really doing anything that doesn't require sweating) than hitting the gym, we are undoubtedly guilty of undervaluing the power of physical activity and the subsequent effect it can have on our mental state. But, as astute students of modern psychology and believers in quality research, the facts are undeniable: Taking care of our bodies is synonymous with caring for our minds. ⁠

Exercise your body, exercise your mind. Moving releases stress, improves sleep, helps your overall mood, decreases tension, improves self-esteem, and combats anxiety and depression.

We’ve traditionally separated the mind/body, but now we’re realizing the importance of rebalancing the connection and hierarchy between the two. (Full disclosure: one of us still uses a childhood asthma diagnosis as an excuse to refrain from overtly strenuous physical activity.)

We hope you'll join us in finding ways to get active...and more than that - finding ways that work for you.

Our featured places for your mind & body

On a bike. In a sonic bath. It’s your body, your way, and definitely your preference. Here’s a rundown of the places we’ve featured on If Lost, Start Here x so far. Maybe one appeals?

UK Places


US Places


Mind/Body Journal


Where to next?

Exploring how your mind is talking to your body is just one of the areas that you can choose to explore in our Well-being Prescriptions.



We’re constantly adding to this Guide to Life so let us know about somewhere you love.

You can contribute your ideas here or reach out to us if you’re like us to feature your place.