Share gratitude
Sharing gratitude enhances resilience and coping self-efficacy.
What You'll Do
Spend two minutes sharing one thing you are grateful for with a friend or family member.
Scientific Basis
Group gratitude reflections following positive experiences significantly enhanced resilience and coping self-efficacy compared to a control group.
Klibert, J., Rochani, H., Samawi, H. M., LeLeux-LaBarge, K., & Ryan, R. G. (2019). The Impact of an Integrated Gratitude Intervention on Positive Affect and Coping Resources. https://doi.org/10.1007/S41042-019-00015-6The Science of Impact
Enhancing resilience can lead to better mental health outcomes, reducing anxiety and depression rates.
Improved coping self-efficacy can enhance academic performance and personal relationships.
Group activities foster social connections, which are crucial for overall wellbeing.
Pro Tips
Participate in a group gratitude reflection session once a week.
Spend 10 minutes daily writing down three things you are grateful for.
Share your gratitude reflections with a friend or family member regularly.