Not exact matches
According to a study from the National Institutes
of Health, people who experience
feelings of gratitude show
increased blood flow in areas
of the brain linked to the «
feel good» neurotransmitter: dopamine.
But new research published in Frontiers and Human Neuroscience recently found that keeping a
gratitude journal can lead to
increased feelings of altruism.
However, only
feeling gratitude, not indebtedness, on one day predicted an
increase in relationship well - being
of the participant the next day.
She is also the author
of Squirmy Learns to be Mindful, which offers children tools on how to connect with their breath when
feeling anxious, how be more present, and how to
increase their
gratitude and acceptance
of whatever is arising.