"uplifted mood" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone's emotional state. For example, "After a long talk with her best friend, she had an uplifted mood and felt ready to take on the day."
Let it knock out chemo/radiation side effects, ease the mind, bring back smiles, appetites, appreciations and uplifted moods.
In addition, it is believed that particularly motivational music can successfully uplift mood state and increase work capacity [9, 28, 29].
Vitamin C has been known to boost our immune system, to energize our body and uplift mood.
The mission-style Omni La Costa Resort & Spa in Carlsbad, Calif., once a playground for celebrities and athletes, now offers a weight-loss and fitness boot camp, spa with treatments to decrease anxiety and uplift mood and a "reflexology path". The resort also houses the Chopra Center for Wellbeing that helps groups incorporate wellness into their workplace and personal lives.
In my own case, do you think that my students will remember what I taught them better because I was bright and cheerful during class, which may have uplifted their mood?
The very act of giving thanks activates endorphins in our bodies to uplift our mood.
This isn't an ingenious list of brand new ways to uplift your mood.
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Top Tip: Choose a soap that has a great scent which uplifts your mood.
Create a playlist with songs that are essentially "feel-good" or even "screw you" songs, which will uplift your mood.
