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Don't Worry Darling Write down all your worries & negative thoughts at the door, give them up. Journal Prompt: Write down: - Your worries - Your Anxieties - Anything frustrating/affecting you Neuro-Nutrition Stress, Anxiety, De pressive Symptoms Emotional Reactivity (Amygdala) Immune System functioning Self-Esteem Optimism About 20 minutes over 4+ days of putting your feelings & experiences into therapeutic writing Right VLPFC mPFC

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Gratitude Attitude Something you love. An intention for the day. Why you love you, to invest in you. Write it here. Journal Prompt Write down: - What you love - What you're happy that exists - Someone you are grateful for Neuro-Nutrition Stress Anxiety & Depression Emotional Resilience Immune Function Proactive & Productive Behaviors Dopamine, Serotonin, & Oxytocin About any activity (ie. journaling, meditation) that evokes a sense of gratitude Anterior Cingulate cortex (ACC) Medial Prefrontal Cortex (mPFC)

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Connection Cure Harvard University's 87-year-long research on health & happiness? The solutions are yours. Communication: Social Fitness Prompts: 1. Be the first to reach out to 3-5 different friends today. 2. Recall positive social memories & experiences. Now invest time & money in cultivating more of them. 3. Find shared understanding & experiences to spark connection (eg. sharing a movie, a morning run, or personal/lifestyle values. Repeated Kindness: 1. Be proactive in a community serving a purpose larger than yourself. (eg. volunteering) 2. Engage in prosocial behaviors (eg. daily, random acts of kindness towards family, friends, & in your community) The good life is built with good relationships. The Good Life: Lessons from the World’s Longest Scientific Study of Happiness by Robert Waldinger, MD, and Marc Schulz, PhD Loneliness kills. It is a profound threat to our health and well-being. But we have the power to respond. By taking small steps every day to strengthen our relationships, and by supporting community efforts to rebuild social connection, we can rise to meet this moment together. Our future depends on what we do today. Vivek H. Murthy, M.D., M.B.A. 19th and 21st Surgeon General of the United States Vice Admiral, United States Public Health Service Neuro-Nutrition About any form of shared social experience and human connection Loneliness & D epression& Stress Age-Related Cognitive Decline Risk to Heart Disease & Cancer Memory Life Expectancy (Survival Boosts by 50%) Dopamine Striatum mPFC