11/26/2025
Did you know you can rewire your brain to “see the good”? Practicing gratitude isn’t just a mental exercise — it has measurable benefits for both the brain and body. Research shows that regularly reflecting on what you’re thankful for can:
- Strengthen neural pathways associated with positive thinking and cognitive flexibility
- Reduce stress by lowering cortisol levels
- Support cardiovascular health and regulate blood pressure
- Improve sleep quality and overall emotional resilience
Even small daily habits, like jotting down something you’re grateful for or reflecting on a positive moment when you wake up or go to bed, can help shape the future of your brain.
At Aviv Clinics, we integrate these principles of neuroplasticity into our program to help clients optimize long-term brain and body performance. This Thanksgiving, we’re especially grateful for our clients, alumni, and the entire Aviv community — thank you for being part of our journey!
Happy Thanksgiving from the Aviv Clinics team.