Why Self-Love Is the Key to Lasting Emotional Resilience
Self-love goes far beyond the occasional bubble bath or treat. It involves self-acceptance, consistent care, and compassion toward oneself. Research now shows how simple yet powerful practices can improve emotional health and resilience in measurable ways.
Studies highlight several effective ways to build self-love. Practising gratitude, for example, has been linked to lower levels of depression and stress, according to research from UC Davis. Similarly, positive affirmations help reduce stress while sharpening problem-solving skills, as found by the University of Pennsylvania.
The evidence is clear: self-love is not just a passing trend but a foundation for better mental health. From gratitude and boundaries to therapy and mindfulness, small changes can lead to lasting improvements in mood, stress levels, and resilience. These practices offer practical ways to build a stronger, more compassionate relationship with oneself.
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