by Dan Collinson | Jun 10, 2016 | Work
What does illuminative coaching really look like in the workplace? I use the term illuminative coaching as that is what I’ve termed my particular style of coaching which is underpinned by positive psychology. Illuminative as a term can mean to ‘shed...
by Dan Collinson | Jun 6, 2016 | Work
As the business world becomes more accepting of positive psychology and the need to understand and support employees performance from both a work and home perspective it draws an interesting issue around implementation and uptake from the workforce themselves....
by Dan Collinson | May 6, 2016 | Positive Psychology, Work
The concept of Prospection in Positive Psychology in its simplest form is to utilise the mind to define what the future looks like, this is significantly different from the more common retrospective approaches. It is also similar to the concept of objective or goal...
by Lynn Soots | Feb 23, 2016 | Work
With advancements within the field of Neuroplasticity, the topic of leadership becomes far more holistic than it once was. Gone are the days where it is acceptable for the corporate monster to come bearing down on you with his fists raised angrily screaming, “just...
by Nikki Young | Oct 11, 2015 | Community, Positive Psychology, Work
Well-Being – more than a passing fad? Polly Vernon recently wrote an upbeat article about 2015 fads she has openly embraced – Pilates, Uber, summer cocktails, sobriety, Instagram and Almond milk to name a few! As a style journalist, trends are kind of her bread...
by Nikki Young | Oct 8, 2015 | Health, Positive Psychology, Work
Happy?: confessions of a Chief Happiness Officer (CHO) Question: Is being happy the same as doing happy? I would argue that it is not. Doing happy is what I do at the office. As a CHO I focus on other people’s happiness at work and how to improve it to...
