Take some time at the beginning or end of the day to reflect on what you’re grateful for. “A daily grateful check-in or keeping a grateful journal is a way to shift your focus and minimize the distorting influence of stress. Reminding ourselves of the small, everyday positive aspects of our lives helps to develop a sense of balance and perspective that can enhance well-being,” says Johns Hopkins psychiatrist Susan Lehmann, M.D.

 

Yours in Service,

Rachel Huerta, ARNP

Owner of Direct Primary Care of Boca Raton

2017 Healthcare Woman of Distinction Award Winner

Immediate Past-President of The Rotary Club of Boca Raton

Adopt an attitude of gratitude

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