Thanksgiving is around the corner. We get to be with family, with friends, and, if we’re lucky, to take a bit of a break. However, every four years Thanksgiving falls on the heels of an election. For many, the last few months have been tough.
While there are plenty of opportunities to feel connected, joyful, and thankful, this time of year can also be complicated.
In this interview, Anne Fishel, PhD, a clinical psychologist and Executive Director and Co-Founder of the Family Dinner Project, shares her words of wisdom for having a peaceful Thanksgiving holiday.
You can also find some creative ideas for making Thanksgiving a fun and meaningful event HERE on the Family Dinner Project website.
Psychologist’s advice for a peaceful Thanksgiving gathering (WCVB)
