A Two-Factor Model of Search For Meaning
When life goes on smoothly and everything is simple, there seems to be no need to wrestle with...
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Author: Paul Wong
Meaning and Evil and a Two-factor Model of Search for Meaning
Abstract Overall, I am impressed with Baumeister and von Hippel’s analysis in this essay (this...
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What is the Greatest Need Today? Responsibility is the Key to Surviving and Thriving in Dangerous Times
Abstract In a democratic society, people are free to choose, but are not free from the...
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Meaning is the Key to Mental Health and Flourishing
Do you want to have authentic happiness and success? Then pursue meaning! This is the least...
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Development and Preliminary Validation of the Existential Gratitude Scale (EGS)
Abstract This paper reports the development and preliminary validation of a new Existential...
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A Cross-Cultural Perspective of Shame and its Implications for Mental Health and Social Control
unsplash-logoClem Onojeghuo Abstract The New York Times article—“The Industrial Revolution of...
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Second Wave Positive Psychology’s (PP 2.0) Contribution to Counselling Psychology
Abstract Second wave positive psychology (PP 2.0), consisting of two pillars—existential positive...
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The Current Mental Health Crisis and Meaning Therapy
The Old Paradigm is No Longer Working The WHO World Mental Health Survey (WMH) shows that trauma...
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How I Cracked Nature’s Code for Positive Mental Health: Introduction and My Search for Meaning
unsplash-logoNicolette Meade President’s Column for the Positive Living Newsletter (July...
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