The halls decorated, presents wrapped and already unwrapped, the sweets indulged in and quite likely overindulged; no wonder winter festivities are one of the most awaited times of the year. In fact, this survey has shown that 81% of people see Christmas as the most awaited time of the year. The primary reason for which they like it so much is because of an opportunity to spend time with the whole family (90%).
So now that we have headed into the festivities, waiting for the champagne to pop for the year 2023, which is closer than ever before, let’s take a look at the most heartwarming and funny moments shared by people celebrating Christmas this year.
But while winter holidays often inspire positive feelings like warmth, joy, and belonging, the opposite is also true for many people. In fact, this time of year can evoke feelings of loneliness, stress, and anxiety, and people with mental health challenges may see their symptoms worsen.
So in order to find out about winter holiday blues, how to cope with it, and if some people are more prone to it than others, we spoke with Helen Marlo, a licensed clinical psychologist and Jungian psychoanalyst who provides psychotherapy, psychoanalysis, and consultation. Helen is also a Professor of Clinical Psychology and the Department Chair at Notre Dame de Namur University.
#22 My Sister-In-Law Spent The Past Year Knitting The Christmas Tree!

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