5 Easy Ways to Turn Your Home Into a Stress Free Sanctuary

Fluorescent lights can be stressful on the eyes and brain. If your are able to open the blinds at work or bring in your own use bright natural lighting such as a lamp. Then turn off the florescent lights if you have your own office space. At home you can open the curtains and blinds to let in the sunshine. If possible, add skylights to your home.

I have found that opening the blinds and letting in the sunshine does wonders in the winter time. If I am lucky, I can even catch a few sun rays too.

Fill your rooms with soft and soothing music such as classical or instrumental music. Music can help put you in a new frame of mind and make you more productive

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Aromatherapy is a powerful way to find relaxation.  Scented candles, incense or essential oils are great tools to use to bring relaxing smells into your home

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The soothing sounds of water flowing can help you relax.  So can adding green plants to the room you spend the most time in.

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Finally eliminate clutter in your house.  Get rid of unwanted books, clothing and furniture that is clogging up your space and your mind.

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