
What Does It Mean to Be Self-ful?
By Elinor Harari
Faculty and practitioners share wisdom on positive psychology, health and wellness, mindfulness, and living the good life. Want to contribute? Check out the submission guidelines.
By Elinor Harari
by Edi Pasalis Yoga is offered in almost every corporate gym in the world—but the professionals taking class don't often realize that yoga can support them not just as a form of exercise, but also...
by Michael F. Steger Psychologists don't study "The Meaning Of Life" (cue portentious music). Instead, we study meaning in life … as in the meaning you find in your life. We don't know any more than...
by Jane Anderson Do you regularly have strengths conversations? A strengths conversation is a simple discussion about your strengths or someone else’s. Many of us probably don’t have strengths...
by Jillian Darwish Have you ever had the joy of attending a conference or workshop and been so energized by the content that you couldn’t wait to get back to the office or the classroom to start...
In this video, Maria Sirois, PsyD, shares one of her earliest experiences of a teacher who made a powerful impact on her students' lives. What does it take to be a transformational teacher? The...
by Louis Cinquino The WholeRunner approach isn’t sports psychology. That field is primarily focused on competition: how the mind can make you a better athlete, a faster runner. This is not our...
by Suzee Connole The CiPP Spotlight has been my baby for the past year or so. I’ve talked with some marvelous people doing amazing things in their field. With the new year come new ideas! Meet Lisa...
by Louis CinquinoIn most of my solo running, I like to mix things up. I rarely know exactly where I’m going to run when I head out the door. I have a time or general location in mind and...
by Kim Childs Several years ago, I was invited to be a writer and facilitator on a wonderful project. On the morning it began, I found myself dawdling and stalling on my way out the door for the...