
Looking for Hope in the Kitchen Sink
by Maria Sirois, Psy.D.
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 Maria Sirois, Psy.D.
by Ryan M. Niemiec, PsyD Helping professionals—such as coaches, counselors, educators, or managers—are always on the lookout for new tools to help others overcome challenges, find peace, and be at...
by Stephen Cope Here’s a challenge for you: Could you easily name the dozen people with whom you have most deeply connected in this lifetime? Most likely you could. If asked, I think that most of us...
by Elaine O’Brien At a professional fitness conference in the 1980s, I attended a talk by Ken Dychtwald, PhD, author of Age Wave. He warned us that there would soon be a burgeoning wave of people...
by Megan McDonough The Winter Solstice is the shortest day of the year, and it has great meaning for me. It's a time of reflection, of being quiet. A time to rest so that we can grow consciously and...
by Fatima Doman Drawing on our strengths is one of the most powerful and motivating tools we have to create a healthier future. Paying attention to and making the most of your strengths is...
Transformative courses dedicated to lasting change.
by Tal Ben-Shahar On this Election Day, we offer a reminder of where the true source of happiness lies—no matter what happens around us. "Be the change you want to see in the world." —Gandhi I am...
by Elaine O’Brien A three-way connection exists between music, motion and feelings. Music, melodies and rhythms can activate, motivate, energize, comfort, relax, and connect us. Being “moved” by...
One of a kind embodied positive psychology summit.