When the rain subsides, get outside and explore nature. Soak up some mood-boosting vitamin D, and lower your blood pressure with the sights and sounds of nature.
You might also choose to flex your green thumb and plant a small garden in your backyard. Grow fruits, vegetables and herbs
Grab a bucket of sidewalk chalk and write encouraging messages on the sidewalk in front of your house.
Moving your body in a way that feels good can also improve your mood. Get those endorphins flowing with aerobic exercise and keep in mind that a significant mood boost
Spring is the perfect time to try out new recipes and fill your home with the smell of baked goods. Try making and baking your own bread or whip up some cupcakes or fruit pies.
Make everyone come to you by hosting a family grill party. Season the meat ahead of time and sear them when stomachs start grumbling.
Pick up a book and get lost in it for a few hours. Doing so will naturally allow you to forget your worries and decompress for a while.
Messy living spaces can cause sadness, disorientation, stress, and difficulty to focus. Thus, spring cleaning and sanitizing are good practices.
Cultivating mindfulness is another brilliant way to connect with the sensations in your body and thoughts in your head.