In our latest newsletter, we shared research from Baylor University showing what happens inside your body when you push your emotions down.

Over time, suppression becomes a chronic stressor. Your body never fully gets to process and release because you keep overriding its natural responses.

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Our May 2026 newsletter is live - and it's about something we all do.

"I'm fine." You say it all the time. But are you?

This month, we're exploring the mental health cost of emotional suppression: what the research says about your body, your relationships, and why new mothers are especially vulnerable to staying silent.

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Habit of suppressing positive emotions might lead to lower well-being

Research found that suppressing positive emotions, but not negative ones, is consistently linked to lower well-being across cultures. This suggests emotional suppression's impact on well-being may depend on the type of emotion suppressed.

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