Thank you, Dr Xu, for sharing this research. I enjoyed reading your findings. I wonder if it would be possible to speak about this in a 30-minute to 1-hour webinar to a group of interested individuals?
Hello Mr. Dimka, I am glad my research findings resonated with you!
Thanks for the invitation for a webinar. That sounds good. Could you tell me more about the group of interested individuals? Would they be mainly interested in research related to mental health issues, or more generally in a positive approach in well-being sciences?
Asking because, while my own research and practices focus primarily on the positive approach, with some touching mental health problems, I am familiar with many others' work primarily focusing on mental health problems. So I could talk in either way or both, depending on what your group would be more interested in.
Thank you for your response. I greatly appreciate that. Well, the group is a mixed group: mental health professionals, caregivers, parents, etc.... So I think more generally in a positive approach in well-being sciences...would be great to exchange emails. Here is mine: phidims@gmail.com.
In honor of the June Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month - This applies to guys too:
“What if we could help more and more people become happier today?
How many mental health problems could be prevented, and lives saved, for the next 30 years or more?”
https://drjaneforhappiness.substack.com/p/how-important-is-happiness-for-mental?r=31zx1q
Thank you, Dr Xu, for sharing this research. I enjoyed reading your findings. I wonder if it would be possible to speak about this in a 30-minute to 1-hour webinar to a group of interested individuals?
Hello Mr. Dimka, I am glad my research findings resonated with you!
Thanks for the invitation for a webinar. That sounds good. Could you tell me more about the group of interested individuals? Would they be mainly interested in research related to mental health issues, or more generally in a positive approach in well-being sciences?
Asking because, while my own research and practices focus primarily on the positive approach, with some touching mental health problems, I am familiar with many others' work primarily focusing on mental health problems. So I could talk in either way or both, depending on what your group would be more interested in.
Thank you for your response. I greatly appreciate that. Well, the group is a mixed group: mental health professionals, caregivers, parents, etc.... So I think more generally in a positive approach in well-being sciences...would be great to exchange emails. Here is mine: phidims@gmail.com.