Positive psychology

Positive psychology is a relatively new area in the study of human behavior. It encompasses a holistic approach to mental wellness, with a shift away from disease to personal wellness and health.

Is the World Ready for a Positive Psychology?

By admin on 19/07/2009

Imagine that by the year 2051 51% of the American population is feeling engaged at work, in meaningful relationships and is healthier, more grateful and calm. Government, education and health care leaders recognize and act on scientific evidence that societies function better when people are doing well. It sounds far fetched, but then again, ten [...]

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Overcoming job loss

By admin on 15/03/2009

The global economic crisis has led to the unemployment of thousands of people both here and abroad. Those who are retrenched are now faced with the challenge of making the most of what they have while looking for another job or starting a new business.
Aside from this, however, being laid off can take its toll [...]

Posted in Positive psychology | Tagged economic crisis, job loss | 1 Response

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Overcoming job loss

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