EPISODE · Dec 23, 2025 · 19 MIN
67. The Pressure to Be Merry: Protecting Your Wellbeing at Christmas
from Turning Moments into Movements · host Leanne Ross Happylieuya
Christmas is often sold as the most joyful time of the year, but for many of us, it can quietly become one of the most overwhelming. In this episode, we unpack the unspoken pressure to be merry, even when our energy, finances, boundaries, or emotions are stretched thin. We explore how the expectations surrounding Christmas can negatively impact our wellbeing, and why it’s so common to feel guilt, stress and overwhelm during a season that’s supposed to feel magical. This is an honest conversation about naming the pressure, normalising emotions, and giving yourself permission to experience Christmas in a way that actually supports you.Learn practical, compassionate insights designed to help protect your overall wellbeing during the festive period to help you move through Christmas with more ease, clarity, and self-compassion. While this episode centres on Christmas, the themes and insights are adaptable to any religious holiday.Check out the following 2 episodes mentioned in today's podcast episode; 3. Boundaries: The Challenges & How to Face Them Head On62. From Stress to Calm: Powerful Ways to Regulate the Nervous SystemRemember to book a virtual coffee with Leanne here!If today’s episode resonated with you, don’t forget to subscribe and leave a 5* review!Your feedback helps me reach more listeners.Share this episode with someone who’s looking to elevate their wellbeing and transform everyday moments into life changing movements.Join Happylieuya's Mailing ListCheck out Happylieuya's WebsiteHappylieuya online courses Follow Leanne on Social Media PlatformsFacebook @Happylieuya CoachingFacebook Group Turning Moments into MovementsInstagram @happylieuyaTiktok @happylieuyalifecoach
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