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Gratitude journaling

This practice boosts gratitude and reduces stress.

What You'll Do

Write down three things you are grateful for today.

Scientific Basis

A 21-day gratitude journaling practice increased gratitude and reduced stress and burnout, lowering stress levels by a significant amount (> p<0.01), thus elevating mood through emotional release.

Author(s) not specified. (2023). Gratitude practice to decrease stress and burnout in acute-care. OJIN: The Online Journal of Issues in Nursing.

The Science of Impact

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Expressing gratitude can alleviate emotional strain, improving overall mental health.

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Reduced stress levels can lead to better physical health outcomes, including lower blood pressure.

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Enhanced mood through gratitude practices can improve interpersonal relationships and communication.

Pro Tips

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Spend 10 minutes each evening writing down three things you are grateful for.

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Reflect on your entries weekly to reinforce positive emotions.

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Share your gratitude with someone else to strengthen social bonds.