Winnipeg Free Press
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May 19, 2026
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A mop, a broom and a calmer mind. Why some find mental health benefits in everyday tasks
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A mop, a broom and a calmer mind. Why some find mental health benefits in everyday tasks
There is something to be said for putting on some music and getting down on your hands and knees.
For many people, household chores can be more than just an inconvenience or a necessary evil. They can provide a therapeutic escape from the stresses of daily life, allowing us to focus on the present moment and find a sense of accomplishment and purpose. Here’s how.
### 1. **Mindfulness and Presence**
Cleaning your home is not just about keeping it tidy; it's also an opportunity for mindfulness. Mindfulne…
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