The Gratitude Effect Positivity Journal: 90 Days to Rewire Your Brain
Publisher,Zeitgeist
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Format, Paperback
Weight, 215 g
No. of Pages, 144
Shelf: General Books / Self Development / Self Help
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Engage the science of positivity for greater health and happiness.
Gratitude is a powerful emotion that conveys appreciation for a moment that has touched you in some way and moves you to express thankfulness. When you experience gratitude, your brain releases neurotransmitters such as dopamine and serotonin, resulting in a host of tangible benefits associated with positive thinking and emotions. Practiced regularly, gratitude literally rewires your brain to be more optimistic, flexible, and joyful, while simultaneously reducing stress and anxiety, building resilience to adversity, and strengthening your immune system, cardiac health, sleep hygiene, and more. These many positive changes to your health and well-being are “the gratitude effect,” and because these effects are cumulative, the more you practice gratitude, the greater its impact over time.
With The Gratitude Effect Positivity Journal, you’ll engage your brain’s neuroplasticity to reshape your worldview—and retrain your brain for greater joy, resiliency, and personal empowerment.
- A simple framework using brief moments of gratitude to override negativity bias and adopt a positive mindset
- Practical strategies to overcome negative thinking, grounded in neuroscience and positive psychology
- A 90-day gratitude journal with intention setting to cultivate positive thinking in just a few minutes a day
- Inspirational quotations, tips, and writing prompts to get positivity flowing on days when you feel stuck
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Randy E. Kamen, EdD is a psychologist, coach, educator, and author of Behind the Therapy Door: Simple Strategies to Transform Your Life. Her aim is to help people embody their inner wisdom and leadership skills in both the personal and professional arenas. She pioneered new territory in mind-body medicine and positive psychology at Boston University’s School of Medicine and Dentistry and Harvard Medical School. She trained faculty, staff, and students to manage stress, pain, and psychosomatic disorders while improving resiliency, communication, and leadership abilities.
Dr. Kamen continues to lead global online programs, workshops, and retreats for corporations, hospitals, and academic institutions. She weaves together evidenced-based skills and strategies for mind management, self-regulation, healthy relationships, and living one’s personal vision. Dr. Kamen uses the Thera-Coaching process to help individuals gain understanding and resolution with their past in the service of moving forward and cultivating an intentional and purpose-driven life.