Your Christmas card habits may say more about your mental health than you think. Learn how card-sending reflects psychological well-being and connections. ... The Psychology of Christmas Cards .

Stephen Gallagher, Siobhan Howard, Jennifer McMahon & Carlo Palmieri (2023) Christmas cards: are senders full of joy and good cheer?, Cogent Psychology, 10:1, DOI: 10.1080/23311908.2022.2151727 ...

But now, social psychologist Brian P. Meier reports a very different finding. He sent cards, hand-signed with his name and address, to 755 Americans randomly selected from a directory. Only 2% of them ...

In an effort to boost her returns on holiday cards, Sadie Dingfelder put together a team of experts: a direct-mail expert, a psychologist and a rabbi.

A Christmas card with a personal message helps keep the connection alive, and let that person or family know that you haven’t forgotten them, that they are still important to you,” she said.

Psychologist Niamh Delmar shares some top tips for enjoying a calm Christmas. Christmas is a stressful time for some, and sad for others. People may embrace it or endure it.