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The holiday season often brings joy and togetherness, but for many people, it can also be the most stressful and lonely time of year. The dark, cold winter days affect moods. Financial and family pressures pile up. Unrealistic expectations about holiday activities and traditions create more stress. The barrage of social events, shopping, planning, cooking, travelling, and entertaining drains energy. It's no wonder many struggle with anxiety, depression, and other mental health problems during the holidays. Prioritising mental health at Christmas is just as important as physical health. The notion that everyone should be merry and bright can make those suffering feel more isolated. However, you are not alone. With some planning and awareness, we can take steps to protect our mental wellbeing amid the holiday hustle and bustle. This allows us to enjoy the holidays while safeguarding our health.