Articles Three Surprising Ways That Gratitude Works at Work by Greater Good Science Center Robert Emmons explains how gratitude can not only make us happier but also improve our…
Research Research Related to Gratitude by The Grateful Living Team In recent years, science has explored the impact of feeling grateful on our health, sleep,…
Research Can Gratitude Help You Recover from a Heart Attack? by Greater Good Science Center There is growing evidence that being grateful may not only bring good feelings—it may also…
Research Two Words That Can Change Your Life by Tanmeet Sethi "Gratitude can send a signal of safety to the brain during a painful experience, and…
Research How to Overcome the Biggest Obstacle to Gratitude by Tom Gilovich We all take good things for granted, but we can take steps to keep gratitude…
Research Can Gratitude Be Good for Your Heart? by Greater Good Science Center A new series of studies finds gratitude helps people with cardiovascular disease get healthier. Could…
Research The Key to a Happy Life? Gratitude That Goes Beyond Thanksgiving by Alene Dawson, L.A. Times 10 reasons why it’s beneficial to cultivate an attitude of gratitude year round, not just…
Research How Gratitude Can Transform Your Workplace by Greater Good Science Center From nonprofits to Fortune 500 companies, learn how organizations are embracing a culture of gratefulness.
Research Why Health Professionals Should Cultivate Gratitude by Leif Hass A physician learns how gratitude can bring more meaning and resilience to his work.
Research How the Science of Well-Being is Evolving by Greater Good Science Center Researchers explore the complexity of well-being at the 5th World Congress on Positive Psychology. The…
Research How Gratitude Changes You and Your Brain by Greater Good Science Center New research is starting to explore how gratitude works to improve our mental health.
Research How Gratitude Motivates Us to Become Better People by Greater Good Science Center Some critics charge that gratitude is selfish and breeds complacency. But research by Christina Armenta…