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Hope For The Holidays | Mental Health America. For many people, the holidays conjure up a Norman Rockwell-esque mental picture of people gathered to enjoy food, friends, and family, accompanied by feelings of love, warmth, and excitement.
- When Holidays Were Magic
- When Holidays seem Hopeless
- Hope For Celebrations
- Hope For Giving
- Hope For Health and Safety
- Hope For Change
- Your Turn to Hope
Remember when you looked forward to the winter holidays? In the best of all possible kids’ worlds, they kicked off when you thought up your Halloween costume and strategized to get as much candy as possible. Your spirit soared as you roamed the neighborhood after dark, enjoying the chance to run a little wild and eat sugary treats. For Thanksgiving...
Not everyone had picture-perfect holidays as a child or in adulthood. Arguments, too much drinking, too much spending, and emotional disconnection from friends and family can make this time of year painful. Did you lose a friend, loved one, or perhaps a pet recently? Get divorced? Receive a diagnosis of cancer or another serious illness? Maybe you’...
You might hope things can be more like they used to be, before COVID-19restrictions or differences of opinion started keeping friends and family apart. Or you might hope to stay away from people you’ve had a good excuse to avoid for the last 18 months. Is a picture-perfect Christmas with the kids and grandparents what you hope for? Snuggling by the...
Days that are traditionally marked by bigger meals, gifts, and rituals can be costly. This year, your kids’ most-wanted items may be hard to find or not arrive on time. Labor shortages and supply-chain problems are making things from T-shirts to cars scarce. For the mind and spirit, this could be a good thing. Most of us are used to getting what we...
Colds, flu, and now COVID-19 infections are often a concern around the fall and winter holidays. Depending on where you live, you may be especially concerned about older adults (over 65 and especially over 85 are vulnerable to COVID-19, influenza, pneumonia) or those with underlying conditions such as diabetes, obesity, cancer, or others. If you ho...
It’s been almost two years since the news about COVID-19 created a global domino effect on work, personal life, mental and emotional health, and attitudes. The enormous changes have affected us all, including at holiday times. Creating new traditions is one silver lining. Says Laura, “My husband and I have decided to stay out of the busy rush and g...
So, what do youhope for? A chance to change things up, a delicious meal, new traditions, or peace of mind? In a time when we feel not much is in our control, it’s a relief to discover there are some things we are still in charge of. The choice to feel hopeful is one of them. Happy holidays!
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HolidayCategoryTagsAwareness, Diseases, WomenAwareness, Health, WomenCareer, Music, WomenFashion, Historical, WomenNov 19, 2019 · Charities and nonprofit organizations often use the slogan "Hope for the Holidays" for fundraising and donation campaigns or charity Christmas assistance in November, December, and January. These programs bring awareness to the needs of the community and provide hope during the holiday season for families and individuals in need.
- Michele Meleen
May 6, 2024 · "People need to recognize it's OK for there to be mixed feelings about the day, to have joyfulness and sadness. We need to acknowledge the emotions, show support and avoid the tendency to ignore it. That can make the holiday easier for everybody to move through and enjoy." There's nothing wrong with shedding a few tears, Hunter said.
Feb 22, 2021 · Hope for the Holidays - Hope Women's Center. By HWC | February 22, 2021 | Comments Off. With the pandemic and the holidays, it can be a difficult time for all of us especially during such a hard year of loss. Hope Women's Center is talking about how they can help those struggling. Watch Here: https://youtu.be/SzyOU_RaUbA. Posted in TV Appearances.
Dec 11, 2022 · Posted December 11, 2022 | Reviewed by Abigail Fagan. Key points. Women’s stress levels often rise significantly during the holidays because they are charged with the task of keeping...
