Let’s end the week on a high note with gratitude! Studies show that practicing gratitude can significantly improve mental well-being. It shifts your mind away from negative patterns and reinforces a connection to all that’s good in your life. Want to try it for yourself? Here are some tips! 📝 Write down three things you’re grateful for this week. It could be as simple as a sunny day, a supportive friend, or a successful project at work. 📧 Take this gratitude practice further by letting someone know you’re grateful for them! Send your coworker a quick ‘thank you’ email, or text your friend about how much you value their friendship. From all of us, we wish you a beautiful weekend! #FeelGoodFriday #Gratitude
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Is there someone significant in your life who has had a positive impact? Today, why not surprise them with a visit or dedicate a poem to them? There are many ways to express gratitude, and we want to inspire you with how much it can positively influence your life and mental well-being. #Gratitude serves as a reminder of the timeless golden rule: treat others as you would like to be treated. It reminds us of basic decency and is a sign of respect we have for ourselves and others. Expressing gratitude also has numerous beneficial effects that can improve your mental well-being: 😎 It can effectively increase happiness and reduce depression. 🫂 It can make us less likely to retaliate against others and make us more empathetic towards other people. 🌟 Expressing gratitude can give us a positive mood boost that exceeds our expectations, which in turn generates hope for the future. These are just a few benefits to be aware of. Tag someone below and express your gratitude to them! 💚 #internationalthankyouday #mentalhealthsupport #wellbeingmatters #gratitudeisourattitude #januaryawareness #youmattertous #thankyou #thegoldenrule
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Starting your day with a dose of gratitude can transform your outlook on life! 📓🌟 As a psychologist, I've seen firsthand how gratitude journaling can positively impact mental well-being. Here's why you should consider making it a part of your daily routine: 🌈 Gratitude journaling shifts your focus from what's missing to what's present, fostering positivity. 🌱 It encourages the appreciation of small wins, contributing to an overall sense of contentment and happiness. 🧠 Reflecting on the good in your life regularly can enhance mental resilience, especially during challenging times. To get started, simply write down three things you're grateful for each day. These could be as simple as a delicious cup of coffee, a call from a friend, or a moment of quiet. 🌟 Prompts to help you begin: 1️⃣ What made you smile today? 2️⃣ Who in your life are you thankful for and why? 3️⃣ What's something beautiful you saw today? I encourage you to share your gratitude reflections in the comments. Let's inspire each other by acknowledging the good in our lives, no matter how small! Start this simple practice and watch the ripple effect it has on your mindset and life. ✨ #GratitudeJournaling #SmallWinsBigImpact #PositiveMindset #MentalWellness #DrKarenDollTips
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Gratitude is a powerful tool for mental well-being. As a counselor, I'm constantly reminded of the incredible impact that practicing gratitude can have on our lives. Taking a moment to appreciate the little things, the people who support us, and the experiences that shape us can truly shift our perspective. Today, I encourage you to take a moment to reflect on what you're grateful for. It might be a small gesture, a kind word, or a valuable lesson. Let's embrace the power of gratitude and cultivate a mindset of thankfulness. Comment on what you are thankful for! #Gratitude #MentalWellness #Thankful" #counseloranais #mindfulpurpose #wellbeing
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As part of my 2024 campaign focused on #thriving, it’s time to commit to a daily gratitude practice. Choosing to be thankful has a definite link to happiness – to feeling good and feeling satisfied with your life. Scientific evidence has shown gratitude to have a positive impact on physical and mental health, and helps us feel more optimistic about the future. Explore more in the article below. Here are some ways that you can incorporate gratitude: • Start a gratitude journal. • Make a “gratitude board” of old photos or magazine pictures (like a vision board). • Make a gratitude jar or box. • Call or text someone who did something kind and express your appreciation. • Send a card (or e-card) to someone who did something kind and express your appreciation. #gratitude #happiness #mentalhealth #staycurious #wellbeing https://dy.si/MHiFK6
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🌟 Did you know that practicing gratitude has been scientifically proven to improve overall well-being and happiness? 🌟 Taking the time each day to reflect on the things we are grateful for can have a powerful impact on our mental health and outlook on life. It helps us to focus on the positive aspects of our lives, rather than getting caught up in negativity. Not only does practicing gratitude make us feel good, but it can also improve our relationships with others. By expressing gratitude towards those around us, we can strengthen our connections and build a sense of community. So why not start a gratitude journal today? Take a few minutes each day to write down three things you are grateful for. It could be something as simple as a beautiful sunset, a kind gesture from a friend, or a delicious meal. By making gratitude a daily habit, you'll be amazed at how it can transform your mindset and overall well-being. 💫 #Gratitude #Happiness #WellBeing #PositiveMindset #SpreadPositivity
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🌟 Taking a moment for gratitude. Let's face it, it's easy to take things for granted. But taking a moment to express gratitude can have a profound impact on our well-being and our relationships. Here are just a few reasons to be grateful: - It improves our mental health. Studies have shown that gratitude can reduce stress, anxiety, and depression, while also boosting happiness and life satisfaction. - It strengthens our relationships. When we express appreciation for others, it makes them feel valued and appreciated, which can strengthen our bonds with them. - It motivates us to do our best. Gratitude can help us focus on the positive aspects of our lives, which can motivate us to keep working towards our goals. So today, I encourage you to take a moment to reflect on the things you're grateful for. It could be something as simple as a beautiful sunrise, a delicious meal, or the support of loved ones. What are you grateful for today? Share in the comments below! #gratitude #positivity #wellbeing
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Day 6- "Expressing my thoughts through writing". Always be grateful for whatever you have...( Gratitude) Practicing gratitude can positively impact mental well-being by shifting focus from what's lacking to appreciating the present. Embracing gratitude encourages a mindset of abundance, acknowledging the value in both big and small aspects of life. The more you express gratitude for what you have , the more likely you will have even more to express gratitude for.
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Can you be grateful and still want more? Yesterday I read some interesting debates about the potential link between gratitude and complacency - - if you practice gratitude for your current life, will you feel less compelled to keep pushing for more? The answer… Well, like almost everything else - it depends on individual circumstances - But, generally speaking… research shows practicing gratitude has a heap load of benefits to mental well being and goal-getting. Reflecting on what you are grateful for will - highlight what you want more (or less) of - keep you aligned with your values - improve mental well-being and happiness - increase a secure sense-of-self - motivate and help clarify goals - reduce overwhelm & increase awareness Do you agree? #gratitude #growthmindset #goalgetting #growthstrategy
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In life, it’s easy to focus on the one thing someone didn’t do for us and forget about the 99 things they did. Let’s shift our perspective and show gratitude for the countless acts of kindness and support we receive every day. 🙏❤️ Gratitude is a powerful practice that can transform our relationships and overall outlook on life. When we appreciate the efforts of those around us, we cultivate a positive environment where everyone feels valued. 🌟 Here are a few reasons why being grateful is important: 1. Builds Stronger Relationships: Recognizing and appreciating what others do fosters trust and deepens connections. 🤝 2. Boosts Mental Health: Gratitude can reduce stress, improve mood, and enhance overall well-being. 🧠💆♂️ 3. Encourages More Good Deeds: When people feel appreciated, they are more likely to continue their kind actions. 🥰 4. Enhances Perspective: Focusing on the positive helps us see the bigger picture and keeps minor setbacks in context. 🌈 Let’s celebrate the 99 wonderful things and let go of the one minor flaw. 💖 #Gratitude #Positivity #Mindset #Appreciation #MentalHealth #WellBeing #Relationships #Kindness #LinkedInCommunity #Thankful Feel free to connect with me and share your thoughts! Welcoming all new connections and looking forward to engaging with you! 😊
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FormerAssociate Professor Clinical Neurology PGIMER, CHANDIGARH, India with 36 years + Years of Experience as Neuro Physician and Neuro-electro-physiologist and Behavioral Neurologist
#gratitude Gratitude is the quality of being thankful and showing appreciation for what one has. It involves recognizing the good things in life, whether they are big or small, and acknowledging the contributions of others to one's well-being. Practicing gratitude can lead to numerous psychological, physical, and social benefits, including improved mental health, increased happiness, better relationships, and greater resilience. Ways to cultivate gratitude include keeping a gratitude journal, expressing thanks to others, and mindful reflection on positive aspects of daily life.
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