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The Positive Clinical Consultation Group

September 6, 2018|

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The Positive Clinical Consultation Group

Nicole Mikanik

This past March, IPPA’s positive clinical psychology division saw the first pilot for its virtual peer consultation group. Led by Jennifer Brownstein, Psy.D., Margarita Tarragona, Ph.D., and Tayyab Rashid, Ph.D., the group provides a platform through which practitioners can discuss and share how they use positive […]

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Strengths Atom

September 6, 2018|

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Strengths Atom

Daniel J. Tomasulo
Core Faculty, Spirituality Mind Body Institute,
Teachers College, Columbia University

Correspondence concerning this article should be addressed to Daniel J. Tomasulo Contact: tomasulo@tc.columbia.edu

Core faculty for the Spirituality Mind Body Institute (SMBI), Teachers College, Columbia University. Assistant Instructor, Master of Applied Positive Psychology, University of Pennsylvania. Director New York Certification in Applied Positive Psychology. Honored […]

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Applying Strengths from the Virtual to the Real World: Strength Intervention for Hikikomori Youth: A Case Study

September 6, 2018|

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Applying Strengths from the Virtual to the Real World:
Strength Intervention for Hikikomori Youth: A Case Study

Shinichiro Matsuguma1,2, Motoko Kawashima2, & Kazuo Tsubota2
1 MILESTONE, Musashino City, Tokyo, Japan
2 Keio University School of Medicine, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, Japan

Shinichiro Matsuguma is an outreach worker for hikikomori youth. He is a representative of MILESTONE, an organization […]

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Rewriting History to Create a Better Future: Positive Prospection in Practice

September 6, 2018|

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Rewriting History to Create a Better Future: Positive Prospection in Practice[1]

Lydia Ievleva, PhD
RMIT University
Melbourne, Australia

Soul in Motion
Ottawa, Canada
Lydia@soulinmotion.ca
www.soulinmotion.ca

Lydia has over 25 years experience in practice and teaching in the areas of: sport and performance psychology, positive psychology (PP), and psychology of health and wellness. Lydia developed and taught among the first courses […]

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Complete Mental Health: A Novel, Collaborative, Individual- and Population-based Approach to Reforming Mental Health Care

September 6, 2018|

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Complete Mental Health: A Novel, Collaborative, Individual- and Population-based Approach to Reforming Mental Health Care

Matthew Iasiello

South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI) Wellbeing and Resilience Centre

Matthew Iasiello is a research assistant and PhD candidate at the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI) Wellbeing and Resilience Centre. Matthew’s […]

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Intentional Practice: A Positive Psychology Intervention Planning and Implementation Method

September 6, 2018|

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Intentional Practice: A Positive Psychology Intervention Planning and Implementation Method

Dr. Ivan Raymond1 2
1Clinical, Research and Education Director, Life Buoyancy Institute, 28 Unley Road, Unley, South Australia
2 South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI), Wellbeing and Resilience Centre, Adelaide, South Australia
Bachelor of Social Science (Psychology), Charles Sturt University (2003)
Bachelor of Psychology […]

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The Virtual Gratitude Visit (VGV): Role-Playing, Storytelling and Narrative Enactment

September 6, 2018|

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The Virtual Gratitude Visit (VGV): Role-Playing, Storytelling and Narrative Enactment

Daniel J. Tomasulo
Core Faculty, Spirituality Mind Body Institute,
Teachers College, Columbia University

Core faculty for the Spirituality Mind Body Institute (SMBI), Teachers College, Columbia University. Assistant Instructor, Master of Applied […]

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The Virtual Gratitude Visit (VGV): Role-Playing, Storytelling and Narrative Enactment

August 15, 2018|

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The Virtual Gratitude Visit (VGV): Role-Playing, Storytelling and Narrative Enactment

Daniel J. Tomasulo
Core Faculty, Spirituality Mind Body Institute,
Teachers College, Columbia University

Core faculty for the Spirituality Mind Body Institute (SMBI), Teachers College, Columbia University. Assistant Instructor, Master of Applied […]

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BASICS and Essencing as a Positive Psychology Clinical Intervention

August 15, 2018|

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BASICS and Essencing as a Positive Psychology Clinical Intervention

Hein Zegers (licensed clinical psychologist & multilingual researcher)

Els Verheyen (licensed clinical psychologist & social worker)

Background

The research that resulted in the development of this intervention started out as […]

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Clinical Division Webinars

August 15, 2018|

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Crisis Response Planning for Suicidal Patients: An Introduction,
presented by Craig Bryan, Psy.D.
September 17, 2018, 2:00-3:30 pm EST
PsychAlive

Description: A widely-used strategy for managing acute suicide risk is the contract for safety, also known as the no-suicide contract. Despite its widespread use across mental health and medical settings, accumulating consensus is that this approach may be ineffective. Alternative […]

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