by Lynn Soots | July, 2015 | Community
Positive Leadership in Communities Opportunities Knock Opportunities knock at every mindful acknowledgement that creating something larger than one’s self is but an email, a call, or just a conversation away. Commitment to connection is the essential factor that...
by Lynn Soots | July, 2015 | Positive Psychology
PERMA – M is for Meaning. The forth element of the PERMA model focuses on meaning (M). Specifically, how one finds meaning in their life and how it relates to being part of a “good life”. Meaning is like the threads that bind and riddle a quilt to hold large and...
by Lynn Soots | June, 2015 | Positive Psychology
PERMA – R is for Positive Relationships The third element of PERMA focuses on positive relationships with “positive” being an emphasized aspect. As highlighted in the previous blogs, focused on the PERMA model, we now start to get a sense that the elements: (P)...
by Lynn Soots | June, 2015 | Positive Psychology
PERMA – E is for Engagement Let’s talk about the E of PERMA. To recap the umbrella of PERMA, PERMA is the acronym for the five vital elements that accompany the journey: These include: (P) Positive Emotion; (E) Engagement; (R) Positive Relationships; (M)...
by Lynn Soots | March, 2015 | Positive Psychology, self-development
Positive intervention has always been approached with caution and explanation regarding that actual intent and application. First, positive interventions are not an exclusive substitute for other types of therapy that might benefit from tandem application. Second,...
