by Dr. Kendra A. O’Hora, LCMFT
You do it.
I do it.
We all…

reminisce.
Did you know some research suggests we reminisce in 20% of all social interactions (Pasupathi & Carstensen, 2003)?
Why does reminiscence matter? Because reflecting on the past has been linked to a lot of positive results —
- lower levels of depression,
- increased life satisfaction,
- increased emotional well-being,
- increased positive emotion,
- increased self-esteem,
- bringing people together,
- encouraging story-telling and legacy building, and
- promotes people to find and make meaning of their life
So here’s your Quick Tip: Reminisce more.
Reflect on yesterday, last week, or five years ago. Share your stories, remember the good times, and think about how far you have come.
Whether you do it individually or with others it’s worth it!
BUT WAIT!
While I so appreciate you tuning in to learn a simple trick for decreasing depression, there’s so much more on our little corner of the web that can support you!
We offer lots of tips over here.
In fact, how about more than one quick tip? Or, how about tips that helps beyond just supporting you.
I’m talking about your romantic relationship!
I regularly post resources and information for couples because that’s my sweet spot! Yep, I’m an expert at couples therapy and I love sharing everything I possibly can to help you grow! In fact, so much of my content is free!
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Dr. K started Wellness & Co. with the desire to provide top-notch therapy to our local community. Now, Wellness & Co., has therapists, coaches, tutors, and professional organizers – all to provide wrap-around, boutique style care to our clients. Dr. K specializes in couples therapy, healing from infidelity, and supporting individuals through relational transitions.
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