by iain menzies | April, 2025 | Positive Psychology, Science
In the vast landscape of scientific inquiry, two seemingly disparate fields have begun an intriguing dance: positive psychology and quantum mechanics. While one explores the heights of human potential and wellbeing, the other delves into the fundamental nature of...
by iain menzies | March, 2025 | Science
The Impact of a Lack of Free Will on Positive Psychology Positive psychology, a field dedicated to understanding and fostering human flourishing, has gained significant traction in recent decades. It focuses on strengths, virtues, and factors that contribute to...
by iain menzies | August, 2020 | Uncategorized
Whilst in the midst of the recent lockdown, there have been a number of concerns regarding the effect this will have on loneliness. According to the campaign to end loneliness (https://www.campaigntoendloneliness.org/) there are an estimated 9 million people in the UK...
by iain menzies | November, 2019 | Life
I consider myself to be a confident person. I am accustomed to standing in front of a room full of people and speaking. In my work, I deliver training as well as work as cabin crew, so I am always communicating. However, put me in a social situation such as a party...
by iain menzies | July, 2017 | Clarity is . . ., Karen Henry, Noetic Nomad
Noetic Nomad, Week 1 This is a new dawn to a new day in the time of something ‘more’ for positive psychology. I began my journey in the study and practice of positive psychology in 2007. I was a charter member of IPPA, but since, allowed that membership to...
