How to Take An Effective Mental Health Day 

Written By Lilia Postolachi Glover

The most beneficial mental health days are those that nourish your nervous system.

Taking an effective mental health day begins with intention. Rather than simply escaping responsibilities, it’s about consciously choosing to pause and reconnect with yourself. Start by releasing any pressure to be productive and give yourself permission to rest without guilt. This mental shift alone creates space for true restoration, allowing your mind and body to begin unwinding

The most beneficial mental health days are those that nourish your nervous system. Engage in activities that feel calming and supportive—spending time in nature, journaling your thoughts, enjoying quiet moments, or indulging in simple sensory pleasures like a warm bath or soothing music. Limiting digital noise and external demands can help you return to a more grounded and present state.

Finally, use this time to gently reflect and reset. Ask yourself what has been draining your energy and what you need more of moving forward. A mental health day is not just a break—it’s an opportunity to realign with your needs, restore emotional balance, and return to your life with greater clarity, calm, and resilience.

Lilia Postolachi Glover

Since 1996 Mrs. Postolachi Glover was involved in International Business Development, Marketing

and Branding. Managing at the time the largest Tour operator in Moldova, she has opened bi-

lateral partnerships with Turkey, Tunisia, Bolgaria and Romania.

In 2007, Mrs. Postolachi Glover was appointed as the Executive Dir. for International Department

of the WTC Atlanta where she Directed international branding, marketing, business development,

strategic planning, business program development, socioeconomic assessment, internal/external communications and implementation of joint go-to-market strategies for WTC Atlanta and it’s members.

Mrs. Postolachi Glover created one of the most successful International Internship programs with

high rates of employment and many success stories of her students.

She is currently working for Enduring Hearts, a non- profit organization dedicated to funding critical research for children with transplanted hearts.

Mrs. Postolachi Glover was actively involved in life of Georgia’s International Community, she is a

Member of WTC Atlanta, Mrs. Glover joined Board of the RoadShow Africa and co-organized in

2022 first African Movie Showcase in Atlanta. https://www.roadshowafrica.com/our-team and

she is a member of the Entertainment Tourism Alliance of GA, and GA Women Chamber of

Commerce Board Member.

Her Speaking engagements include:

2006- Southern Center for International Studies (2006)

2007- SunTrust Bank (2007)

2009-2010 -Business RadioX (2009-2010)

2009- Global Atlanta (2009)

2012- WTC Atlanta Leadership Awards

2014- City Club of Buckhead (2014)

2015- Phenomenal Woman Award by The Council of African Chambers and Partners

2017- Women’s Economic Forum (Article for the GES Forum, Mumbai 2017)

2023- African Youth Summit (2023)

Accredited Trainer on e-stimate® Profiles, Sales and Win-Win Negotiations, Certified on Sensory Intelligence, GMI Certified Mentor, ODIR-Organization, Difficulties, Impact and Requirements,

 She is fluent in Russian, Romanian, English

Mrs. Postolachi Glover earned an Associate degree in Nursing, BA in Psychology and MBA,

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