HERO organizations are financially healthy and stable. Because the psychosocial capital exists, they are better equipped to deal with the volatile economic times that are our everyday reality.
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Announcement: Webinar on Feedback and Change with Pete Berridge and Jen Ostrich – Wednesday, May 9 at 2pm ET
by Senia Mayminby Senia MayminOn May 9, we will have a Positive Psychology News webinar featuring Pete Berridge and Jen Ostrich, co-inventors of Shift Positive 360®, a method for creating sustainable positive change by changing the way people give and receive feedback.
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REVAMP: Taking Physicians from Burnout to Flourishing
To work on positive medicine, I had to decide where to start. The opportunities to make medicine a more positive discipline are vast. Finally I decided that the place to start was with the healers themselves. Principles of self-care and positive psychology could be embedded in medical training starting as early as Day 1 of …
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Awakening Compassion (Book Review)
by Lisa Sansomby Lisa SansomIt’s time to break the silence about suffering at work. Suffering happens everywhere. From page 11 in this book, “Without compassion, workplaces can become powerful amplifiers of human suffering.” Read on to explore the alternative, where organizations and the people in them awaken compassion at work.
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Thriving at Work: An Outcome of Positive Leadership
Should companies concern themselves with the psychological well-being of their employees? If so, what does that mean for workplace leadership practices?
