The Magnolia Mindset: What does resentment do for you?

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Resentment does not always announce itself. It often builds quietly after hurt, betrayal, or unmet expectations, slowly shaping how people think, feel, and relate to others. While it can feel protective or justified, resentment often keeps people emotionally stuck.

In “What Does Resentment Do for You?”, Magnolia Therapy Group explores why resentment lingers, how certain thought patterns reinforce it, and what it may actually be costing mental and emotional well-being. Using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Magnolia’s therapists also share compassionate, practical steps for releasing resentment, setting healthy boundaries, and moving forward without carrying old pain. Ready to let go of lingering resentment? Read the full blog here.

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