Looking to pick up a new hobby over the summer? Try these eight activities to improve your happiness and mental wellness.

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Hobbies make you feel good. They help your body release endorphins, which not only make you feel better but can help reduce pain and stress.

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Discover a hobby that nurtures logical thinking, boosts problem-solving skills, and encourages creative learning in children aged 5 and up.

Looking to take up a new hobby this weekend? Try your hand at felting, a trend that’s becoming a hit across age groups.