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As Thanksgiving approaches, many people try to focus on gratitude. It can be comforting to pause and reflect on what we appreciate. But when you are struggling with stress, anxiety, or depression, gratitude can sometimes feel forced. You might know what you are thankful for and still feel low or disconnected. This does not mean you are ungrateful. It means you are human. Emotional well-being is more complex than a single practice or mindset. Why Gratitude Sometimes Falls Shor

Stress does not remain confined to one part of life. It shows up in conversations, tone of voice, and patience with the people you care...

We all know the feeling: you make a list, set a reminder, and promise yourself that this time will be different, only for life to get in...

The end of summer can feel like more than a change of season. For many adults, August and September bring shifts in pace, responsibility,...