The phrase "a pleasant event" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an occasion or gathering that is enjoyable or agreeable.
Example: "The wedding was a pleasant event, filled with laughter and joy."
Alternatives: "a delightful occasion" or "a joyful gathering."
A study on dogs' emotional responses to a potentially pleasant event using infrared thermography.
But the Frelupt-addressed mail continues to arrive like hesitating clockwork, a small but pleasant event for the Frenchman because it provides a tangible link to the days when his compatriots administered this part of Shanghai, known before the war as the French Concession.
This trip was notable for a much more pleasant event.
"I WILL meet the Dalai Lama when he is in London!" The implication that he had, somehow, been given permission by the Chinese to attend what will doubtless be a pleasant social event ("Let's have the seafood banquet for 60, with prawn crackers") slipped past.
Call each pleasant event or experience to mind and allow the associated thoughts, sensations, and emotions to expand into your awareness and fill you with the sensations of mindful gratitude for a minute (not long enough to start going into story!), before going on to the next thing.
DSM-V demonstrated that anhedonia, a loss of responsiveness to pleasant events or an index of reward sensitivity, is a core symptom of depression.
Home practice for the following week will include awareness of pleasant events, a new routine daily activity, the bodyscan, and brief sitting meditation.
This study evaluated the efficacy of the Pleasant Events Program (PEP), a 6-week Behavioral Activation intervention designed to reduce CVD risk and depressive symptoms in caregivers.
