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Money Worries and the Pressure to Spend During the Holidays

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Everywhere you turn, from your inbox to Instagram to the endless scroll of ads, you’re being told to buy now. Black Friday deals scream urgency. Holiday gift guides subtly imply your love is measured in price tags. There are also unspoken ‘rules’ or expectations amongst family, friends, and even co-workers. The message is clear: spend more, give more, show more. But what if your bank account says otherwise?

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9 Facts Psychologists Wish You Knew About Decision Fatigue

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Decision fatigue may sound like a modern dilemma, something caused by too many brands of cereal or smartphone notifications. However, the reality is far deeper. Doctors and psychologists have been observing it for decades: our brains get tired, just like our bodies do, and that mental fatigue impacts our ability to make good choices. Here’s what professionals wish everyone knew—plus how this insight can help you live not only more effectively, but more faithfully.

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This Renew & Revive (R&R) group is a program established by the team at Fully Health to provide a comprehensive approach to address all our needs – physical, mental, and spiritual. Through attending these complimentary group sessions, you will learn about the good news of Jesus Christ and how God will intervene during our journey toward achieving healing and greatest potential.

All individuals 18+ are welcome to attend! You do not need to be a Fully Health client or patient to attend. This service is free of charge. Please note, these sessions are not a clinical service. You may come and go as you like. We would be happy to have you whenever you may be available to join!

Wednesdays 7:30 – 8:30 pm on Zoom

What to expect from R&R
– To deeply understand, believe, and enjoy the Gospel, and know who I am
– To be able to have any question answered without judgment. For example, “Why am I struggling so much even though I have faith?” and “If I seek psychiatric treatment, does that mean my faith is small?”
– To experience the ability to fight the spiritual battle in life, especially regarding mental health struggles around me
– If Jesus is the Christ who solved my fundamental spiritual problem that led to all the “bad fruits” of life, then He is the answer to any other problem (mental and/or physical) that I may face on this earth.