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Register Now to experience a Whole-Person Approach to Positive Psychology and Optimal Well-Being.

This 9-month online and on-site course offers an in-depth, integrated exploration of the science and direct application of positive psychology—the study of individual and societal flourishing—in all aspects and stages of life.
Apply the whole-person approach personally and professionally in leadership, counseling, coaching, parenting, or teaching in order to
➤ Bring about lasting change in individuals and organizations
➤ Create healthy personal and professional relationships
➤ Build positive emotions and the resilience to deal with painful ones
➤ Develop self-regard and grounded optimism.
Graduates leave with the tools, practices, and research to support an increased capacity for health, strengthened resilience, deeper mindfulness, and greater levels of overall well-being.
View the full course syllabus.

Overview
For coaches, leaders, teachers, health professionals, social workers, psychologists, and anyone who wants to make tomorrow a little bit better than today.
➤ There are two sessions in 2019.
Session A runs February 4 to September 21, 2019.
Session B runs September 9 to April 25, 2020.
➤ The curriculum consists of nine modules, including seven online modules and two onsite immersions.
➤ Immersions are each five days in length, starting on Tuesday evening and continuing for four full days, Wednesday through Saturday.
➤ Immersions are held in Hartford, Connecticut, at the Town & County Club. Session A immersions are March 12–16 and September 17–21, 2019. Session B immersions are October 15–19, 2019, and April 21–25, 2020.
➤ The online lessons combine prerecorded video lectures, live question-and-answer sessions via video webinars with rotating faculty, special guest webinars focusing on the practice of positive psychology, reading assignments, forum discussions, homework, and small-group work.
➤ Module 1: Introduction to Wholebeing Happiness is immediately available upon registration, providing a self-directed foundation before the entire student body begins together with Module 2.

Register Now to experience a Whole-Person Approach to Positive Psychology and Optimal Well-Being.

This 9-month online and on-site course offers an in-depth, integrated exploration of the science and direct application of positive psychology—the study of individual and societal flourishing—in all aspects and stages of life.
Apply the whole-person approach personally and professionally in leadership, counseling, coaching, parenting, or teaching in order to
➤ Bring about lasting change in individuals and organizations
➤ Create healthy personal and professional relationships
➤ Build positive emotions and the resilience to deal with painful ones
➤ Develop self-regard and grounded optimism.
Graduates leave with the tools, practices, and research to support an increased capacity for health, strengthened resilience, deeper mindfulness, and greater levels of overall well-being.
View the full course syllabus.

Overview
For coaches, leaders, teachers, health professionals, social workers, psychologists, and anyone who wants to make tomorrow a little bit better than today.
➤ There are two sessions in 2019.
Session A runs February 4 to September 21, 2019.
Session B runs September 9 to April 25, 2020.
➤ The curriculum consists of nine modules, including seven online modules and two onsite immersions.
➤ Immersions are each five days in length, starting on Tuesday evening and continuing for four full days, Wednesday through Saturday.
➤ Immersions are held in Hartford, Connecticut, at the Town & County Club. Session A immersions are March 12–16 and September 17–21, 2019. Session B immersions are October 15–19, 2019, and April 21–25, 2020.
➤ The online lessons combine prerecorded video lectures, live question-and-answer sessions via video webinars with rotating faculty, special guest webinars focusing on the practice of positive psychology, reading assignments, forum discussions, homework, and small-group work.
➤ Module 1: Introduction to Wholebeing Happiness is immediately available upon registration, providing a self-directed foundation before the entire student body begins together with Module 2.

Register Now to experience a Whole-Person Approach to Positive Psychology and Optimal Well-Being.

This 9-month online and on-site course offers an in-depth, integrated exploration of the science and direct application of positive psychology—the study of individual and societal flourishing—in all aspects and stages of life.
Apply the whole-person approach personally and professionally in leadership, counseling, coaching, parenting, or teaching in order to
➤ Bring about lasting change in individuals and organizations
➤ Create healthy personal and professional relationships
➤ Build positive emotions and the resilience to deal with painful ones
➤ Develop self-regard and grounded optimism.
Graduates leave with the tools, practices, and research to support an increased capacity for health, strengthened resilience, deeper mindfulness, and greater levels of overall well-being.
View the full course syllabus.

Overview
For coaches, leaders, teachers, health professionals, social workers, psychologists, and anyone who wants to make tomorrow a little bit better than today.
➤ There are two sessions in 2019.
Session A runs February 4 to September 21, 2019.
Session B runs September 9 to April 25, 2020.
➤ The curriculum consists of nine modules, including seven online modules and two onsite immersions.
➤ Immersions are each five days in length, starting on Tuesday evening and continuing for four full days, Wednesday through Saturday.
➤ Immersions are held in Hartford, Connecticut, at the Town & County Club. Session A immersions are March 12–16 and September 17–21, 2019. Session B immersions are October 15–19, 2019, and April 21–25, 2020.
➤ The online lessons combine prerecorded video lectures, live question-and-answer sessions via video webinars with rotating faculty, special guest webinars focusing on the practice of positive psychology, reading assignments, forum discussions, homework, and small-group work.
➤ Module 1: Introduction to Wholebeing Happiness is immediately available upon registration, providing a self-directed foundation before the entire student body begins together with Module 2.

Register Now to experience a Whole-Person Approach to Positive Psychology and Optimal Well-Being.

This 9-month online and on-site course offers an in-depth, integrated exploration of the science and direct application of positive psychology—the study of individual and societal flourishing—in all aspects and stages of life.
Apply the whole-person approach personally and professionally in leadership, counseling, coaching, parenting, or teaching in order to
➤ Bring about lasting change in individuals and organizations
➤ Create healthy personal and professional relationships
➤ Build positive emotions and the resilience to deal with painful ones
➤ Develop self-regard and grounded optimism.
Graduates leave with the tools, practices, and research to support an increased capacity for health, strengthened resilience, deeper mindfulness, and greater levels of overall well-being.
View the full course syllabus.

Overview
For coaches, leaders, teachers, health professionals, social workers, psychologists, and anyone who wants to make tomorrow a little bit better than today.
➤ There are two sessions in 2019.
Session A runs February 4 to September 21, 2019.
Session B runs September 9 to April 25, 2020.
➤ The curriculum consists of nine modules, including seven online modules and two onsite immersions.
➤ Immersions are each five days in length, starting on Tuesday evening and continuing for four full days, Wednesday through Saturday.
➤ Immersions are held in Hartford, Connecticut, at the Town & County Club. Session A immersions are March 12–16 and September 17–21, 2019. Session B immersions are October 15–19, 2019, and April 21–25, 2020.
➤ The online lessons combine prerecorded video lectures, live question-and-answer sessions via video webinars with rotating faculty, special guest webinars focusing on the practice of positive psychology, reading assignments, forum discussions, homework, and small-group work.
➤ Module 1: Introduction to Wholebeing Happiness is immediately available upon registration, providing a self-directed foundation before the entire student body begins together with Module 2.

Register Now to experience a Whole-Person Approach to Positive Psychology and Optimal Well-Being.

This 9-month online and on-site course offers an in-depth, integrated exploration of the science and direct application of positive psychology—the study of individual and societal flourishing—in all aspects and stages of life.
Apply the whole-person approach personally and professionally in leadership, counseling, coaching, parenting, or teaching in order to
➤ Bring about lasting change in individuals and organizations
➤ Create healthy personal and professional relationships
➤ Build positive emotions and the resilience to deal with painful ones
➤ Develop self-regard and grounded optimism.
Graduates leave with the tools, practices, and research to support an increased capacity for health, strengthened resilience, deeper mindfulness, and greater levels of overall well-being.
View the full course syllabus.

Overview
For coaches, leaders, teachers, health professionals, social workers, psychologists, and anyone who wants to make tomorrow a little bit better than today.
➤ There are two sessions in 2019.
Session A runs February 4 to September 21, 2019.
Session B runs September 9 to April 25, 2020.
➤ The curriculum consists of nine modules, including seven online modules and two onsite immersions.
➤ Immersions are each five days in length, starting on Tuesday evening and continuing for four full days, Wednesday through Saturday.
➤ Immersions are held in Hartford, Connecticut, at the Town & County Club. Session A immersions are March 12–16 and September 17–21, 2019. Session B immersions are October 15–19, 2019, and April 21–25, 2020.
➤ The online lessons combine prerecorded video lectures, live question-and-answer sessions via video webinars with rotating faculty, special guest webinars focusing on the practice of positive psychology, reading assignments, forum discussions, homework, and small-group work.
➤ Module 1: Introduction to Wholebeing Happiness is immediately available upon registration, providing a self-directed foundation before the entire student body begins together with Module 2.

Register Now to experience a Whole-Person Approach to Positive Psychology and Optimal Well-Being.

This 9-month online and on-site course offers an in-depth, integrated exploration of the science and direct application of positive psychology—the study of individual and societal flourishing—in all aspects and stages of life.
Apply the whole-person approach personally and professionally in leadership, counseling, coaching, parenting, or teaching in order to
➤ Bring about lasting change in individuals and organizations
➤ Create healthy personal and professional relationships
➤ Build positive emotions and the resilience to deal with painful ones
➤ Develop self-regard and grounded optimism.
Graduates leave with the tools, practices, and research to support an increased capacity for health, strengthened resilience, deeper mindfulness, and greater levels of overall well-being.
View the full course syllabus.

Overview
For coaches, leaders, teachers, health professionals, social workers, psychologists, and anyone who wants to make tomorrow a little bit better than today.
➤ There are two sessions in 2019.
Session A runs February 4 to September 21, 2019.
Session B runs September 9 to April 25, 2020.
➤ The curriculum consists of nine modules, including seven online modules and two onsite immersions.
➤ Immersions are each five days in length, starting on Tuesday evening and continuing for four full days, Wednesday through Saturday.
➤ Immersions are held in Hartford, Connecticut, at the Town & County Club. Session A immersions are March 12–16 and September 17–21, 2019. Session B immersions are October 15–19, 2019, and April 21–25, 2020.
➤ The online lessons combine prerecorded video lectures, live question-and-answer sessions via video webinars with rotating faculty, special guest webinars focusing on the practice of positive psychology, reading assignments, forum discussions, homework, and small-group work.
➤ Module 1: Introduction to Wholebeing Happiness is immediately available upon registration, providing a self-directed foundation before the entire student body begins together with Module 2.

Register Now to experience a Whole-Person Approach to Positive Psychology and Optimal Well-Being.

This 9-month online and on-site course offers an in-depth, integrated exploration of the science and direct application of positive psychology—the study of individual and societal flourishing—in all aspects and stages of life.
Apply the whole-person approach personally and professionally in leadership, counseling, coaching, parenting, or teaching in order to
➤ Bring about lasting change in individuals and organizations
➤ Create healthy personal and professional relationships
➤ Build positive emotions and the resilience to deal with painful ones
➤ Develop self-regard and grounded optimism.
Graduates leave with the tools, practices, and research to support an increased capacity for health, strengthened resilience, deeper mindfulness, and greater levels of overall well-being.
View the full course syllabus.

Overview
For coaches, leaders, teachers, health professionals, social workers, psychologists, and anyone who wants to make tomorrow a little bit better than today.
➤ There are two sessions in 2019.
Session A runs February 4 to September 21, 2019.
Session B runs September 9 to April 25, 2020.
➤ The curriculum consists of nine modules, including seven online modules and two onsite immersions.
➤ Immersions are each five days in length, starting on Tuesday evening and continuing for four full days, Wednesday through Saturday.
➤ Immersions are held in Hartford, Connecticut, at the Town & County Club. Session A immersions are March 12–16 and September 17–21, 2019. Session B immersions are October 15–19, 2019, and April 21–25, 2020.
➤ The online lessons combine prerecorded video lectures, live question-and-answer sessions via video webinars with rotating faculty, special guest webinars focusing on the practice of positive psychology, reading assignments, forum discussions, homework, and small-group work.
➤ Module 1: Introduction to Wholebeing Happiness is immediately available upon registration, providing a self-directed foundation before the entire student body begins together with Module 2.

Register Now to experience a Whole-Person Approach to Positive Psychology and Optimal Well-Being.

This 9-month online and on-site course offers an in-depth, integrated exploration of the science and direct application of positive psychology—the study of individual and societal flourishing—in all aspects and stages of life.
Apply the whole-person approach personally and professionally in leadership, counseling, coaching, parenting, or teaching in order to
➤ Bring about lasting change in individuals and organizations
➤ Create healthy personal and professional relationships
➤ Build positive emotions and the resilience to deal with painful ones
➤ Develop self-regard and grounded optimism.
Graduates leave with the tools, practices, and research to support an increased capacity for health, strengthened resilience, deeper mindfulness, and greater levels of overall well-being.
View the full course syllabus.

Overview
For coaches, leaders, teachers, health professionals, social workers, psychologists, and anyone who wants to make tomorrow a little bit better than today.
➤ There are two sessions in 2019.
Session A runs February 4 to September 21, 2019.
Session B runs September 9 to April 25, 2020.
➤ The curriculum consists of nine modules, including seven online modules and two onsite immersions.
➤ Immersions are each five days in length, starting on Tuesday evening and continuing for four full days, Wednesday through Saturday.
➤ Immersions are held in Hartford, Connecticut, at the Town & County Club. Session A immersions are March 12–16 and September 17–21, 2019. Session B immersions are October 15–19, 2019, and April 21–25, 2020.
➤ The online lessons combine prerecorded video lectures, live question-and-answer sessions via video webinars with rotating faculty, special guest webinars focusing on the practice of positive psychology, reading assignments, forum discussions, homework, and small-group work.
➤ Module 1: Introduction to Wholebeing Happiness is immediately available upon registration, providing a self-directed foundation before the entire student body begins together with Module 2.

Register Now to experience a Whole-Person Approach to Positive Psychology and Optimal Well-Being.

This 9-month online and on-site course offers an in-depth, integrated exploration of the science and direct application of positive psychology—the study of individual and societal flourishing—in all aspects and stages of life.
Apply the whole-person approach personally and professionally in leadership, counseling, coaching, parenting, or teaching in order to
➤ Bring about lasting change in individuals and organizations
➤ Create healthy personal and professional relationships
➤ Build positive emotions and the resilience to deal with painful ones
➤ Develop self-regard and grounded optimism.
Graduates leave with the tools, practices, and research to support an increased capacity for health, strengthened resilience, deeper mindfulness, and greater levels of overall well-being.
View the full course syllabus.

Overview
For coaches, leaders, teachers, health professionals, social workers, psychologists, and anyone who wants to make tomorrow a little bit better than today.
➤ There are two sessions in 2019.
Session A runs February 4 to September 21, 2019.
Session B runs September 9 to April 25, 2020.
➤ The curriculum consists of nine modules, including seven online modules and two onsite immersions.
➤ Immersions are each five days in length, starting on Tuesday evening and continuing for four full days, Wednesday through Saturday.
➤ Immersions are held in Hartford, Connecticut, at the Town & County Club. Session A immersions are March 12–16 and September 17–21, 2019. Session B immersions are October 15–19, 2019, and April 21–25, 2020.
➤ The online lessons combine prerecorded video lectures, live question-and-answer sessions via video webinars with rotating faculty, special guest webinars focusing on the practice of positive psychology, reading assignments, forum discussions, homework, and small-group work.
➤ Module 1: Introduction to Wholebeing Happiness is immediately available upon registration, providing a self-directed foundation before the entire student body begins together with Module 2.

Positive Psychology Coaching: Skill Building Intensive (in-person)
The Skill-Building Intensive offers students the opportunity to develop fluency and confidence in the steps, skills, and techniques used to help others successfully pursue goals for positive change in their life, work, health, and relationships. This course includes extensive demonstrations and practice sessions, in which students rotate the roles of coach, client, and observer. Together, we will work through each step of the CHANGE model for helping others (and ourselves) to create lasting, meaningful change.

The intensive is available as a five day retreat center experience, held at the beautiful Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health in the Berkshires of Massachusetts. Each day of our time together, we alternate between lessons, demonstrations, peer practice, reflection, and time to enjoy Kripalu’s beautiful grounds, wonderful food, and extensive options for movement and self-care.
The On-site option is open to students whether or not they have completed Positive Psychology Coaching Fundamentals, and includes some separate sessions for students pursuing WBI’s Positive Psychology Coaching Certification.
➤ Tuition: $695, plus lodging and meal costs, paid directly to Kripalu

ICF Credits
➤ Online Option: Approved for 15 ICF CCE units in Core Competencies and 7 ICF CCE units in Resource Development.
➤ On-site Option: Approved for 20.5 ICF CCE units in Core Competencies and 3.5 ICF CCE units in Resource Development.
➤ NASW credits are also available for the in-person option. Please contact Kripalu at 866.200.5203 for additional information regarding these credits.

Positive Psychology Coaching: Skill Building Intensive (in-person)
The Skill-Building Intensive offers students the opportunity to develop fluency and confidence in the steps, skills, and techniques used to help others successfully pursue goals for positive change in their life, work, health, and relationships. This course includes extensive demonstrations and practice sessions, in which students rotate the roles of coach, client, and observer. Together, we will work through each step of the CHANGE model for helping others (and ourselves) to create lasting, meaningful change.

The intensive is available as a five day retreat center experience, held at the beautiful Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health in the Berkshires of Massachusetts. Each day of our time together, we alternate between lessons, demonstrations, peer practice, reflection, and time to enjoy Kripalu’s beautiful grounds, wonderful food, and extensive options for movement and self-care.
The On-site option is open to students whether or not they have completed Positive Psychology Coaching Fundamentals, and includes some separate sessions for students pursuing WBI’s Positive Psychology Coaching Certification.
➤ Tuition: $695, plus lodging and meal costs, paid directly to Kripalu

ICF Credits
➤ Online Option: Approved for 15 ICF CCE units in Core Competencies and 7 ICF CCE units in Resource Development.
➤ On-site Option: Approved for 20.5 ICF CCE units in Core Competencies and 3.5 ICF CCE units in Resource Development.
➤ NASW credits are also available for the in-person option. Please contact Kripalu at 866.200.5203 for additional information regarding these credits.

Register Now to experience a Whole-Person Approach to Positive Psychology and Optimal Well-Being.

This 9-month online and on-site course offers an in-depth, integrated exploration of the science and direct application of positive psychology—the study of individual and societal flourishing—in all aspects and stages of life.
Apply the whole-person approach personally and professionally in leadership, counseling, coaching, parenting, or teaching in order to
➤ Bring about lasting change in individuals and organizations
➤ Create healthy personal and professional relationships
➤ Build positive emotions and the resilience to deal with painful ones
➤ Develop self-regard and grounded optimism.
Graduates leave with the tools, practices, and research to support an increased capacity for health, strengthened resilience, deeper mindfulness, and greater levels of overall well-being.
View the full course syllabus.

Overview
For coaches, leaders, teachers, health professionals, social workers, psychologists, and anyone who wants to make tomorrow a little bit better than today.
➤ There are two sessions in 2019.
Session A runs February 4 to September 21, 2019.
Session B runs September 9 to April 25, 2020.
➤ The curriculum consists of nine modules, including seven online modules and two onsite immersions.
➤ Immersions are each five days in length, starting on Tuesday evening and continuing for four full days, Wednesday through Saturday.
➤ Immersions are held in Hartford, Connecticut, at the Town & County Club. Session A immersions are March 12–16 and September 17–21, 2019. Session B immersions are October 15–19, 2019, and April 21–25, 2020.
➤ The online lessons combine prerecorded video lectures, live question-and-answer sessions via video webinars with rotating faculty, special guest webinars focusing on the practice of positive psychology, reading assignments, forum discussions, homework, and small-group work.
➤ Module 1: Introduction to Wholebeing Happiness is immediately available upon registration, providing a self-directed foundation before the entire student body begins together with Module 2.

Register Now to experience a Whole-Person Approach to Positive Psychology and Optimal Well-Being.

This 9-month online and on-site course offers an in-depth, integrated exploration of the science and direct application of positive psychology—the study of individual and societal flourishing—in all aspects and stages of life.
Apply the whole-person approach personally and professionally in leadership, counseling, coaching, parenting, or teaching in order to
➤ Bring about lasting change in individuals and organizations
➤ Create healthy personal and professional relationships
➤ Build positive emotions and the resilience to deal with painful ones
➤ Develop self-regard and grounded optimism.
Graduates leave with the tools, practices, and research to support an increased capacity for health, strengthened resilience, deeper mindfulness, and greater levels of overall well-being.
View the full course syllabus.

Overview
For coaches, leaders, teachers, health professionals, social workers, psychologists, and anyone who wants to make tomorrow a little bit better than today.
➤ There are two sessions in 2019.
Session A runs February 4 to September 21, 2019.
Session B runs September 9 to April 25, 2020.
➤ The curriculum consists of nine modules, including seven online modules and two onsite immersions.
➤ Immersions are each five days in length, starting on Tuesday evening and continuing for four full days, Wednesday through Saturday.
➤ Immersions are held in Hartford, Connecticut, at the Town & County Club. Session A immersions are March 12–16 and September 17–21, 2019. Session B immersions are October 15–19, 2019, and April 21–25, 2020.
➤ The online lessons combine prerecorded video lectures, live question-and-answer sessions via video webinars with rotating faculty, special guest webinars focusing on the practice of positive psychology, reading assignments, forum discussions, homework, and small-group work.
➤ Module 1: Introduction to Wholebeing Happiness is immediately available upon registration, providing a self-directed foundation before the entire student body begins together with Module 2.

Positive Psychology Coaching: Skill Building Intensive (in-person)
The Skill-Building Intensive offers students the opportunity to develop fluency and confidence in the steps, skills, and techniques used to help others successfully pursue goals for positive change in their life, work, health, and relationships. This course includes extensive demonstrations and practice sessions, in which students rotate the roles of coach, client, and observer. Together, we will work through each step of the CHANGE model for helping others (and ourselves) to create lasting, meaningful change.

The intensive is available as a five day retreat center experience, held at the beautiful Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health in the Berkshires of Massachusetts. Each day of our time together, we alternate between lessons, demonstrations, peer practice, reflection, and time to enjoy Kripalu’s beautiful grounds, wonderful food, and extensive options for movement and self-care.
The On-site option is open to students whether or not they have completed Positive Psychology Coaching Fundamentals, and includes some separate sessions for students pursuing WBI’s Positive Psychology Coaching Certification.
➤ Tuition: $695, plus lodging and meal costs, paid directly to Kripalu

ICF Credits
➤ Online Option: Approved for 15 ICF CCE units in Core Competencies and 7 ICF CCE units in Resource Development.
➤ On-site Option: Approved for 20.5 ICF CCE units in Core Competencies and 3.5 ICF CCE units in Resource Development.
➤ NASW credits are also available for the in-person option. Please contact Kripalu at 866.200.5203 for additional information regarding these credits.

Positive Psychology Coaching: Skill Building Intensive (in-person)
The Skill-Building Intensive offers students the opportunity to develop fluency and confidence in the steps, skills, and techniques used to help others successfully pursue goals for positive change in their life, work, health, and relationships. This course includes extensive demonstrations and practice sessions, in which students rotate the roles of coach, client, and observer. Together, we will work through each step of the CHANGE model for helping others (and ourselves) to create lasting, meaningful change.

The intensive is available as a five day retreat center experience, held at the beautiful Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health in the Berkshires of Massachusetts. Each day of our time together, we alternate between lessons, demonstrations, peer practice, reflection, and time to enjoy Kripalu’s beautiful grounds, wonderful food, and extensive options for movement and self-care.
The On-site option is open to students whether or not they have completed Positive Psychology Coaching Fundamentals, and includes some separate sessions for students pursuing WBI’s Positive Psychology Coaching Certification.
➤ Tuition: $695, plus lodging and meal costs, paid directly to Kripalu

ICF Credits
➤ Online Option: Approved for 15 ICF CCE units in Core Competencies and 7 ICF CCE units in Resource Development.
➤ On-site Option: Approved for 20.5 ICF CCE units in Core Competencies and 3.5 ICF CCE units in Resource Development.
➤ NASW credits are also available for the in-person option. Please contact Kripalu at 866.200.5203 for additional information regarding these credits.

Register Now to experience a Whole-Person Approach to Positive Psychology and Optimal Well-Being.

This 9-month online and on-site course offers an in-depth, integrated exploration of the science and direct application of positive psychology—the study of individual and societal flourishing—in all aspects and stages of life.
Apply the whole-person approach personally and professionally in leadership, counseling, coaching, parenting, or teaching in order to
➤ Bring about lasting change in individuals and organizations
➤ Create healthy personal and professional relationships
➤ Build positive emotions and the resilience to deal with painful ones
➤ Develop self-regard and grounded optimism.
Graduates leave with the tools, practices, and research to support an increased capacity for health, strengthened resilience, deeper mindfulness, and greater levels of overall well-being.
View the full course syllabus.

Overview
For coaches, leaders, teachers, health professionals, social workers, psychologists, and anyone who wants to make tomorrow a little bit better than today.
➤ There are two sessions in 2019.
Session A runs February 4 to September 21, 2019.
Session B runs September 9 to April 25, 2020.
➤ The curriculum consists of nine modules, including seven online modules and two onsite immersions.
➤ Immersions are each five days in length, starting on Tuesday evening and continuing for four full days, Wednesday through Saturday.
➤ Immersions are held in Hartford, Connecticut, at the Town & County Club. Session A immersions are March 12–16 and September 17–21, 2019. Session B immersions are October 15–19, 2019, and April 21–25, 2020.
➤ The online lessons combine prerecorded video lectures, live question-and-answer sessions via video webinars with rotating faculty, special guest webinars focusing on the practice of positive psychology, reading assignments, forum discussions, homework, and small-group work.
➤ Module 1: Introduction to Wholebeing Happiness is immediately available upon registration, providing a self-directed foundation before the entire student body begins together with Module 2.

Register Now to experience a Whole-Person Approach to Positive Psychology and Optimal Well-Being.

This 9-month online and on-site course offers an in-depth, integrated exploration of the science and direct application of positive psychology—the study of individual and societal flourishing—in all aspects and stages of life.
Apply the whole-person approach personally and professionally in leadership, counseling, coaching, parenting, or teaching in order to
➤ Bring about lasting change in individuals and organizations
➤ Create healthy personal and professional relationships
➤ Build positive emotions and the resilience to deal with painful ones
➤ Develop self-regard and grounded optimism.
Graduates leave with the tools, practices, and research to support an increased capacity for health, strengthened resilience, deeper mindfulness, and greater levels of overall well-being.
View the full course syllabus.

Overview
For coaches, leaders, teachers, health professionals, social workers, psychologists, and anyone who wants to make tomorrow a little bit better than today.
➤ There are two sessions in 2019.
Session A runs February 4 to September 21, 2019.
Session B runs September 9 to April 25, 2020.
➤ The curriculum consists of nine modules, including seven online modules and two onsite immersions.
➤ Immersions are each five days in length, starting on Tuesday evening and continuing for four full days, Wednesday through Saturday.
➤ Immersions are held in Hartford, Connecticut, at the Town & County Club. Session A immersions are March 12–16 and September 17–21, 2019. Session B immersions are October 15–19, 2019, and April 21–25, 2020.
➤ The online lessons combine prerecorded video lectures, live question-and-answer sessions via video webinars with rotating faculty, special guest webinars focusing on the practice of positive psychology, reading assignments, forum discussions, homework, and small-group work.
➤ Module 1: Introduction to Wholebeing Happiness is immediately available upon registration, providing a self-directed foundation before the entire student body begins together with Module 2.

Positive Psychology Coaching: Skill Building Intensive (in-person)
The Skill-Building Intensive offers students the opportunity to develop fluency and confidence in the steps, skills, and techniques used to help others successfully pursue goals for positive change in their life, work, health, and relationships. This course includes extensive demonstrations and practice sessions, in which students rotate the roles of coach, client, and observer. Together, we will work through each step of the CHANGE model for helping others (and ourselves) to create lasting, meaningful change.

The intensive is available as a five day retreat center experience, held at the beautiful Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health in the Berkshires of Massachusetts. Each day of our time together, we alternate between lessons, demonstrations, peer practice, reflection, and time to enjoy Kripalu’s beautiful grounds, wonderful food, and extensive options for movement and self-care.
The On-site option is open to students whether or not they have completed Positive Psychology Coaching Fundamentals, and includes some separate sessions for students pursuing WBI’s Positive Psychology Coaching Certification.
➤ Tuition: $695, plus lodging and meal costs, paid directly to Kripalu

ICF Credits
➤ Online Option: Approved for 15 ICF CCE units in Core Competencies and 7 ICF CCE units in Resource Development.
➤ On-site Option: Approved for 20.5 ICF CCE units in Core Competencies and 3.5 ICF CCE units in Resource Development.
➤ NASW credits are also available for the in-person option. Please contact Kripalu at 866.200.5203 for additional information regarding these credits.

Positive Psychology Coaching: Skill Building Intensive (in-person)
The Skill-Building Intensive offers students the opportunity to develop fluency and confidence in the steps, skills, and techniques used to help others successfully pursue goals for positive change in their life, work, health, and relationships. This course includes extensive demonstrations and practice sessions, in which students rotate the roles of coach, client, and observer. Together, we will work through each step of the CHANGE model for helping others (and ourselves) to create lasting, meaningful change.

The intensive is available as a five day retreat center experience, held at the beautiful Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health in the Berkshires of Massachusetts. Each day of our time together, we alternate between lessons, demonstrations, peer practice, reflection, and time to enjoy Kripalu’s beautiful grounds, wonderful food, and extensive options for movement and self-care.
The On-site option is open to students whether or not they have completed Positive Psychology Coaching Fundamentals, and includes some separate sessions for students pursuing WBI’s Positive Psychology Coaching Certification.
➤ Tuition: $695, plus lodging and meal costs, paid directly to Kripalu

ICF Credits
➤ Online Option: Approved for 15 ICF CCE units in Core Competencies and 7 ICF CCE units in Resource Development.
➤ On-site Option: Approved for 20.5 ICF CCE units in Core Competencies and 3.5 ICF CCE units in Resource Development.
➤ NASW credits are also available for the in-person option. Please contact Kripalu at 866.200.5203 for additional information regarding these credits.