Overview
Gratitude practices encourage individuals to intentionally notice and appreciate positive experiences and relationships.
Gratitude practices involve intentionally reflecting on positive aspects of life.

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Quick answer
Gratitude practices involve consciously acknowledging positive experiences, relationships, and aspects of life.
Gratitude practices encourage individuals to intentionally notice and appreciate positive experiences and relationships.
Gratitude practices are widely studied in positive psychology and may support emotional wellbeing, resilience, and relationship satisfaction.
Gratitude exercises should complement professional support when addressing significant mental health challenges.
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