“At times, our own light goes out and is rekindled by a spark from another person. Each of us has cause to think with deep gratitude of those who have lighted the flame within us.” Albert Schweitzer
Who would have thought that a 13-year-old pug could become the mental health barometer for an entire generation of social media users? Read our latest blog by the Institute’s Product Manager, Aimee Bloom, to explore a variety of practices designed to make the most of the good times, as well as helping us to face life’s challenges well.
It turns out that one of Apple TV’s biggest hits has a lot to teach us all about Positive Education. Keep reading to discover some of Ted Lasso’s most inspirational quotes and how these relate to our wellbeing.
Institute Product Manager, Aimee Bloom, explores the concept of Self-Compassion and shares practical ways in which you can support your own wellbeing as well as that of your students’.
Institute Product Manager, Aimee Bloom writes about what science says about the effects of going into lockdown and how Positive Education can be of help.
Institute Consultant, Jennifer Hanson Peterson writes about reflecting on our core values during the Coronavirus pandemic, and shares a set of worksheets to help families define their own core values.
Institute of Positive Education Office Manager, Judy Hand, writes about creating a family recipe book, and Associate Director, David Bott, examines the research that links the pursuit of creative passions and wellbeing.
Institute Marketing Manager, Natasha Judd, writes about a Photo Scavenger Hunt activity that her children have loved during isolation and Matthew Johnstone shares the wellbeing benefits of mindful photography.
