One of the most important things we can do to maintain a happy lifestyle is to recognize the things we’re truly grateful for on a daily basis. It helps keep everything in its proper perspective and it allows you to tell that negative part of your brain to “give it a rest.” If you’re looking for a simple solution that reminds you to do this on a daily basis, look no further than “The Five Minute Journal.” “The Five Minute Journal” is a simple structured format based on positive psychology research that reminds you to start and end each day with gratitude. And be careful, because TFMJ claims that side effects may include: increased happiness, better relationships, and becoming more optimistic. My awesome neighbor Janet told me about this book earlier this morning, and it inspired me to make a list of the five things I’m extremely grateful for… today. Who knows what I might be grateful for tomorrow, but I’m going to guess it somehow involves cheddar cheese or Sriracha. #5 My Amazing Family I’m one of the fortunate ones that grew up with an insanely supportive and kind family. An amazing father, awesome sister, and incredibly cool stepmother and step siblings. I also just so happen to have a remarkable 96-year old grandmother who is basically a walking human Hallmark card, and a plethora of generous aunts, uncles and cousins. Believe me, I know how rare this is and how lucky I am. #4 My Health Sure, it’s a cliche, but every day you wake up healthy, you have to be grateful for it. Your health could change any given day, so always take advantage of the days when you’re fortunate enough to be one of the healthy ones. #3 My Legendary Cat Named “Hansel” Hansel has been my Los Angeles partner in crime for over 16 years now. The result of a failed relationship when I first moved to LA, Hansel (named after the movie “Zoolander”) has been about as much of a bro as a cat is capable of being. He may have one ear down, but The Hanselator is always on the up and up. #2 My Chewbacca Slippers It’s starting to get much cooler this week, but luckily my Chewbacca slippers are there to keep my feet nice and toasty warm. I don’t do it all for the Wookie, but they certainly do a lot for my tootsies in the fall and winter seasons. #1 Cinnabon Gooey Bites From Chewy to gooey, Cinnabon has finally done what they should’ve accomplished over a decade ago. Create a line of miniature frozen Cinnabon Gooey Bites! It’s a home dessert revelation, and easily the most socially acceptable way to consume a Cinnabon without feeling guilty for the next 48 hours.
3 min read How to relax when you’re feeling tense: Master these 5 tips Taylor Bennett 9 min read Understanding & utilizing mindfulness Jason Crosby 3 min read The self-care commitment: Easy instructions for taking care of your physical, emotional, spiritual, professional, and social self Lillyana Morales 3 min read 8 Celebrities Talk About Their Experiences with Therapy Taylor Bennett 3 min read How can I actually relax on the weekends? Jason Crosby 4 min read How to create a successful self-care routine: Choose practices that align with your values and interests, decide that you are worthy, and more Taylor Bennett 4 min read Journaling is the ultimate self-help tool: Learn how it helps us cope, accomplish our goals, and get started on your own journal Dan Tamasulo, PhD 4 min read Conserve and ration your energy—when you “run out of spoons” you should engage in self-care Edie Weinstein, LSW 3 min read Be Present: Learning to be Mindful In A Fast-paced World Chelsi Simmons, LPC 8 min read What is self-care? What adding self-care to your routine looks like and helpful tips to get you started Hannah DeWitt 4 min read Self-care isn’t just the latest trend: Taking a bath, watching Netflix, napping, and other underrated activities can improve your mental and emotional wellness Taylor Bennett 6 min read Let’s hear it for the forest state of mind: Nature therapy and forest medicine Wistar Murray No comments yet Disclaimer The information on this page is not intended to replace assistance, diagnosis, or treatment from a clinical or medical professional. Readers are urged to seek professional help if they are struggling with a mental health condition or another health concern. If you’re in a crisis, do not use this site. Please call the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 or use these resources to get immediate help. Find a provider ... Award-winning online & in-person therapy, covered by insurance. Call us to book Our team is happy to help you schedule your first session. Call (833) 966-4233 Book online Find the right provider for you. Book your session online yourself in just a few easy steps. Find a provider
9 min read Understanding & utilizing mindfulness Jason Crosby 3 min read The self-care commitment: Easy instructions for taking care of your physical, emotional, spiritual, professional, and social self Lillyana Morales 3 min read 8 Celebrities Talk About Their Experiences with Therapy Taylor Bennett 3 min read How can I actually relax on the weekends? Jason Crosby 4 min read How to create a successful self-care routine: Choose practices that align with your values and interests, decide that you are worthy, and more Taylor Bennett 4 min read Journaling is the ultimate self-help tool: Learn how it helps us cope, accomplish our goals, and get started on your own journal Dan Tamasulo, PhD 4 min read Conserve and ration your energy—when you “run out of spoons” you should engage in self-care Edie Weinstein, LSW 3 min read Be Present: Learning to be Mindful In A Fast-paced World Chelsi Simmons, LPC 8 min read What is self-care? What adding self-care to your routine looks like and helpful tips to get you started Hannah DeWitt 4 min read Self-care isn’t just the latest trend: Taking a bath, watching Netflix, napping, and other underrated activities can improve your mental and emotional wellness Taylor Bennett 6 min read Let’s hear it for the forest state of mind: Nature therapy and forest medicine Wistar Murray No comments yet Disclaimer The information on this page is not intended to replace assistance, diagnosis, or treatment from a clinical or medical professional. Readers are urged to seek professional help if they are struggling with a mental health condition or another health concern. If you’re in a crisis, do not use this site. Please call the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 or use these resources to get immediate help. Find a provider ... Award-winning online & in-person therapy, covered by insurance. Call us to book Our team is happy to help you schedule your first session. Call (833) 966-4233 Book online Find the right provider for you. Book your session online yourself in just a few easy steps. Find a provider
3 min read The self-care commitment: Easy instructions for taking care of your physical, emotional, spiritual, professional, and social self Lillyana Morales 3 min read 8 Celebrities Talk About Their Experiences with Therapy Taylor Bennett 3 min read How can I actually relax on the weekends? Jason Crosby 4 min read How to create a successful self-care routine: Choose practices that align with your values and interests, decide that you are worthy, and more Taylor Bennett 4 min read Journaling is the ultimate self-help tool: Learn how it helps us cope, accomplish our goals, and get started on your own journal Dan Tamasulo, PhD 4 min read Conserve and ration your energy—when you “run out of spoons” you should engage in self-care Edie Weinstein, LSW 3 min read Be Present: Learning to be Mindful In A Fast-paced World Chelsi Simmons, LPC 8 min read What is self-care? What adding self-care to your routine looks like and helpful tips to get you started Hannah DeWitt 4 min read Self-care isn’t just the latest trend: Taking a bath, watching Netflix, napping, and other underrated activities can improve your mental and emotional wellness Taylor Bennett 6 min read Let’s hear it for the forest state of mind: Nature therapy and forest medicine Wistar Murray No comments yet Disclaimer The information on this page is not intended to replace assistance, diagnosis, or treatment from a clinical or medical professional. Readers are urged to seek professional help if they are struggling with a mental health condition or another health concern. If you’re in a crisis, do not use this site. Please call the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 or use these resources to get immediate help. Find a provider ... Award-winning online & in-person therapy, covered by insurance. Call us to book Our team is happy to help you schedule your first session. Call (833) 966-4233 Book online Find the right provider for you. Book your session online yourself in just a few easy steps. Find a provider
3 min read 8 Celebrities Talk About Their Experiences with Therapy Taylor Bennett 3 min read How can I actually relax on the weekends? Jason Crosby 4 min read How to create a successful self-care routine: Choose practices that align with your values and interests, decide that you are worthy, and more Taylor Bennett 4 min read Journaling is the ultimate self-help tool: Learn how it helps us cope, accomplish our goals, and get started on your own journal Dan Tamasulo, PhD 4 min read Conserve and ration your energy—when you “run out of spoons” you should engage in self-care Edie Weinstein, LSW 3 min read Be Present: Learning to be Mindful In A Fast-paced World Chelsi Simmons, LPC 8 min read What is self-care? What adding self-care to your routine looks like and helpful tips to get you started Hannah DeWitt 4 min read Self-care isn’t just the latest trend: Taking a bath, watching Netflix, napping, and other underrated activities can improve your mental and emotional wellness Taylor Bennett 6 min read Let’s hear it for the forest state of mind: Nature therapy and forest medicine Wistar Murray No comments yet Disclaimer The information on this page is not intended to replace assistance, diagnosis, or treatment from a clinical or medical professional. Readers are urged to seek professional help if they are struggling with a mental health condition or another health concern. If you’re in a crisis, do not use this site. Please call the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 or use these resources to get immediate help. Find a provider ... Award-winning online & in-person therapy, covered by insurance. Call us to book Our team is happy to help you schedule your first session. Call (833) 966-4233 Book online Find the right provider for you. Book your session online yourself in just a few easy steps. Find a provider
3 min read How can I actually relax on the weekends? Jason Crosby 4 min read How to create a successful self-care routine: Choose practices that align with your values and interests, decide that you are worthy, and more Taylor Bennett 4 min read Journaling is the ultimate self-help tool: Learn how it helps us cope, accomplish our goals, and get started on your own journal Dan Tamasulo, PhD 4 min read Conserve and ration your energy—when you “run out of spoons” you should engage in self-care Edie Weinstein, LSW 3 min read Be Present: Learning to be Mindful In A Fast-paced World Chelsi Simmons, LPC 8 min read What is self-care? What adding self-care to your routine looks like and helpful tips to get you started Hannah DeWitt 4 min read Self-care isn’t just the latest trend: Taking a bath, watching Netflix, napping, and other underrated activities can improve your mental and emotional wellness Taylor Bennett 6 min read Let’s hear it for the forest state of mind: Nature therapy and forest medicine Wistar Murray No comments yet Disclaimer The information on this page is not intended to replace assistance, diagnosis, or treatment from a clinical or medical professional. Readers are urged to seek professional help if they are struggling with a mental health condition or another health concern. If you’re in a crisis, do not use this site. Please call the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 or use these resources to get immediate help. Find a provider ... Award-winning online & in-person therapy, covered by insurance. Call us to book Our team is happy to help you schedule your first session. Call (833) 966-4233 Book online Find the right provider for you. Book your session online yourself in just a few easy steps. Find a provider
4 min read How to create a successful self-care routine: Choose practices that align with your values and interests, decide that you are worthy, and more Taylor Bennett 4 min read Journaling is the ultimate self-help tool: Learn how it helps us cope, accomplish our goals, and get started on your own journal Dan Tamasulo, PhD 4 min read Conserve and ration your energy—when you “run out of spoons” you should engage in self-care Edie Weinstein, LSW 3 min read Be Present: Learning to be Mindful In A Fast-paced World Chelsi Simmons, LPC 8 min read What is self-care? What adding self-care to your routine looks like and helpful tips to get you started Hannah DeWitt 4 min read Self-care isn’t just the latest trend: Taking a bath, watching Netflix, napping, and other underrated activities can improve your mental and emotional wellness Taylor Bennett 6 min read Let’s hear it for the forest state of mind: Nature therapy and forest medicine Wistar Murray No comments yet Disclaimer The information on this page is not intended to replace assistance, diagnosis, or treatment from a clinical or medical professional. Readers are urged to seek professional help if they are struggling with a mental health condition or another health concern. If you’re in a crisis, do not use this site. Please call the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 or use these resources to get immediate help. Find a provider ... Award-winning online & in-person therapy, covered by insurance. Call us to book Our team is happy to help you schedule your first session. Call (833) 966-4233 Book online Find the right provider for you. Book your session online yourself in just a few easy steps. Find a provider
4 min read Journaling is the ultimate self-help tool: Learn how it helps us cope, accomplish our goals, and get started on your own journal Dan Tamasulo, PhD 4 min read Conserve and ration your energy—when you “run out of spoons” you should engage in self-care Edie Weinstein, LSW 3 min read Be Present: Learning to be Mindful In A Fast-paced World Chelsi Simmons, LPC 8 min read What is self-care? What adding self-care to your routine looks like and helpful tips to get you started Hannah DeWitt 4 min read Self-care isn’t just the latest trend: Taking a bath, watching Netflix, napping, and other underrated activities can improve your mental and emotional wellness Taylor Bennett 6 min read Let’s hear it for the forest state of mind: Nature therapy and forest medicine Wistar Murray No comments yet Disclaimer The information on this page is not intended to replace assistance, diagnosis, or treatment from a clinical or medical professional. Readers are urged to seek professional help if they are struggling with a mental health condition or another health concern. If you’re in a crisis, do not use this site. Please call the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 or use these resources to get immediate help.
4 min read Conserve and ration your energy—when you “run out of spoons” you should engage in self-care Edie Weinstein, LSW 3 min read Be Present: Learning to be Mindful In A Fast-paced World Chelsi Simmons, LPC 8 min read What is self-care? What adding self-care to your routine looks like and helpful tips to get you started Hannah DeWitt 4 min read Self-care isn’t just the latest trend: Taking a bath, watching Netflix, napping, and other underrated activities can improve your mental and emotional wellness Taylor Bennett 6 min read Let’s hear it for the forest state of mind: Nature therapy and forest medicine Wistar Murray No comments yet Disclaimer The information on this page is not intended to replace assistance, diagnosis, or treatment from a clinical or medical professional. Readers are urged to seek professional help if they are struggling with a mental health condition or another health concern. If you’re in a crisis, do not use this site. Please call the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 or use these resources to get immediate help.
3 min read Be Present: Learning to be Mindful In A Fast-paced World Chelsi Simmons, LPC 8 min read What is self-care? What adding self-care to your routine looks like and helpful tips to get you started Hannah DeWitt 4 min read Self-care isn’t just the latest trend: Taking a bath, watching Netflix, napping, and other underrated activities can improve your mental and emotional wellness Taylor Bennett 6 min read Let’s hear it for the forest state of mind: Nature therapy and forest medicine Wistar Murray
8 min read What is self-care? What adding self-care to your routine looks like and helpful tips to get you started Hannah DeWitt 4 min read Self-care isn’t just the latest trend: Taking a bath, watching Netflix, napping, and other underrated activities can improve your mental and emotional wellness Taylor Bennett 6 min read Let’s hear it for the forest state of mind: Nature therapy and forest medicine Wistar Murray
4 min read Self-care isn’t just the latest trend: Taking a bath, watching Netflix, napping, and other underrated activities can improve your mental and emotional wellness Taylor Bennett 6 min read Let’s hear it for the forest state of mind: Nature therapy and forest medicine Wistar Murray
6 min read Let’s hear it for the forest state of mind: Nature therapy and forest medicine Wistar Murray