In this issue of MAPP Magazine, we sought to explore where positive psychology sits beside suffering. We also sought to make space this holiday season for celebration as well as lament. We asked, “What does the best in us look like when we’re navigating the worst?”
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This issue of MAPP Magazine explores thriving sexuality, shifting narratives around reproductive health, and work in developing a comprehensive model of sexual well-being. This information epitomizes the emerging field of positive sexuality.
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With disability and illness, there is a tendency to focus on deficits rather than strengths. Also the needs of the people with these conditions are often overlooked. Positive psychology, distinguished by its focus on and augmentation of strengths rather than the abatement of deficits, offers potential to shift perceptions of disability and chronic illness. But …
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Work can affect how and with whom we spend our time, our perception of self, the trajectory of our lives, and how we show up in the world. Thus work must be a central consideration in any exploration of a life well-lived. In this issue of MAPP Magazine, we’re pleased to share several perspectives on …
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Awe is the emotion we experience in the wonder and vastness of experiences beyond our understanding. It’s also the theme of the newest issue of MAPP Magazine.
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