12/08/2025
In a season that’s supposed to feel joyful, so many people are quietly struggling.
At The Soul Well Center, we’re here to change that.
64% of people say their mental health worsens around the holidays due to stress, loneliness, or financial strain.
But it doesn’t have to stay that way.
Simple acts of listening, empathy, and presence can reduce feelings of isolation and improve well-being not just for the person being heard, but for the one doing the listening, too.
This year, let’s create a holiday season where people feel seen.
Where stories are welcomed.
Where connection is intentional.
Where no one has to carry life alone.
Let’s make space for each other.