International Positive Psychology Association (IPPA)

Sito della neonata associazione internazionale.

European Network for Positive Psychology (ENPP)

Sito dell'associazione europea che raccoglie i ricercatori che si occupano di psicologia positiva.

The Positive Psychology Center of University of Pennsylvania

Sito ufficiale del centro di ricerca coordinato da Martin Seligman. Offre diverse possibilità di formazione negli USA tra cui il Master of Applied Positive Psychology.

World Database of Happiness

Raccolta di risorse bibliografiche a cura di Ruut Veenhoven.

John Templeton Foundation

La John Templeton Fondation bandisce il "Martin E.P. Seligman Award" e il "Templeton Positive Psychology Prize".

International Society for Quality-of-life

Sito ricco di informazioni sulla Qualità della Vita.

The Quality of Life Research Center (QLRC)

Il QLRC alla Drucker School of Management (Claremont Graduate University) si occupa di studi nel campo psicologia positiva. È diretto da Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi.

Positive Technology Journal

Blog con novità, commenti e analisi dal campo di studi che si occupa dell'intersezione tra mente, cervello e nuove tecnologie.

Siti italiani

Istituto Milanese di Psicoterapia Cognitivo Comportamentale (IMIPSI)

Il sito ha una sezione dedicata alla psicologia positiva.

Dipartimento di Scienze Precliniche LITA Vialba - Laboratorio di Psicologia

Sito informativo sulle attività didattiche e di ricerca del laboratorio di psicologia del'Università degli Studi di Milano.

Siti divulgativi

Authentic Happiness

Reflective Happiness

Siti divulgativi sulla felicità (test, libri, esercizi) curati da Martin Seligman. In lingua inglese.

Corso di Aggiornamento in ABILITA' DI RESILIENZA PER ADOLESCENTI

Wellington College (Inghilterra)
5-10 luglio 2010

A team from the University of Pennsylvania is running a unique 6-day course from 5th-10th July 2010 in Crowthorne, England in resilience skills for teenagers. The trainers from UPenn are the acknowledged leaders worldwide in research and teaching programmes in resilience and well-being for children using evidence-based approaches and techniques. The course is designed for teachers, learning mentors, teaching assistants, middle/senior school management and governors in senior schools, and anyone working directly with schools and young people.

• Six days of intensive training run by staff from the University of Pennsylvania
• Introduction to the theoretical grounding behind the science of well-being
• Practical skills for developing resilience and well-being in children aged 12+
• Tutored by the team trained by Dr Karen Reivich, author of the Penn Resiliency Program and ‘The Resilience Factor’

There are places available for up to 150 people on the course. Substantial subsidies for state school places are available as a result of a charitable donation, and the reduced cost of the programme per participant is £495 + VAT for teachers and other qualifying participants from state schools (£695 +VAT for a residential place). For delegates from independent schools and other educational organisations the cost per participant is £1,495 + VAT (£1,695 + VAT for a residential place). It will be held at Wellington College near Crowthorne in Berkshire. Delegates must be formally involved in education, or acting as a retained or regular advisor to schools, to take part in this course. If you wish to check to see if you would be eligible, please contact the course organiser whose details are below.

Per ulterioi informazioni: contact +44(0)1344 444085 or email tw@wellingtoncollege.org.uk as soon as possible to reserve one or more places.