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One strategy is practicing gratitude! Writing gratitude letters to people in your life is a great way to do so.

Studies show that people who spend more time being thankful for what they have will be happier than people who dwell on all the things they lack.

Scientists studying psychological well-being among nurses found that those reporting higher levels of gratitude were more engaged at work!

NAME OF SOURCE- POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 101

NAME OF STUDENT- Kaitlyn

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Happiness Strategy- Experiences makes us happier than things

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Happiness Strategy- Experiences makes us happier than things

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Buying something won’t make make you happy in the long term but you can remember an experience forever

People get over the things they buy and will want some bigger or better but experiences are some that can only happen once

You can’t measure an experience the way you can an object because it is something personal

Name of Source- Positive Psychology 101

Cymone Player

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Happiness Strategy - Be Physically and Socially Active

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Happiness Strategy - Be Physically and Socially Active

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Going out is a great way to relieve yourself and take a step away from the societal stressors we're faced with day to day.

Communicating with people face-to-face. Social media is great but it's important to take a break from communicating online to be with your friends or family!

60 minutes of physical activity every day. Going on a walk or working out not only keeps your body healthy but has been proven to boost your sense of well-being.

NAME OF SOURCE - "I'm From the World's Happiest Country—Our Work Culture Is Different to the U.S.".

NAME OF STUDENT - Connor Whitehead