self-care

UK
/ˌselfˈkeə/
US
/ˌsɛlfˈkɛr/

Translations

self-carenoun
soin de soiSe dit surtout du fait de prendre soin de sa santé et de son équilibre personnel.
She dedicated her weekends to self-care, indulging in activities that rejuvenated her mind and body.
Elle consacrait ses week-ends au soin de soi, en s’adonnant à des activités qui régénéraient son esprit et son corps.
Additional translations
autosoinsEmploi surtout médical, pour la prise en charge de ses propres soins sans assistance professionnelle.
self-careadjective
more self-care
Comp.
most self-care
Super.
UK
/ˌselfˈkeə/
US
/ˌsɛlfˈkɛr/
Used attributively before another noun, e.g. "self-care products".
de soins personnelsSe rapporte aux pratiques, routines ou produits destinés au bien-être personnel.
She developed a self-care routine that included nightly yoga and herbal tea.
Elle a mis au point une routine de soins personnels qui comprenait du yoga chaque soir et une tisane aux herbes.
Additional translations
axé sur le bien-êtreEmployé pour décrire une pratique ou un produit orienté vers le bien-être personnel.

Definitions

self-carenoun
The practice of taking action to preserve or improve one's own health.
She dedicated her weekends to self-care, indulging in activities that rejuvenated her mind and body.
The practice of taking an active role in protecting one's own well-being and happiness, particularly during periods of stress.
He realized the importance of self-care after experiencing burnout at work.
The practice of managing one's own medical treatment or bodily needs without professional assistance.
Proper self-care of the wound helped prevent infection.
self-careadjective
Relating to or intended for self-care practices or products.
She developed a self-care routine that included nightly yoga and herbal tea.