Join us for our next lunchtime learning session
NZAPP President, Paul Tupou-Vea, will be presenting his University of Melbourne Masters in Positive Psychology Capstone Project, where he developed a comprehensive meta-model for working with wellbeing.
Positive psychology's third wave is gathering momentum. In this discussion, we traverse some of the opportunities that this direction presents and some potential pathways to explore. We explore three key questions: 1) How might we view wellbeing from a systems-informed perspective? 2) How can people self-sustain thriving in complexity? and 3) How might we view systems-informed positive psychology through an intercultural lens, especially for Māori?
Following Paul’s presentation, there will be a live Q & A session.
Paul's Bio
Paul is a systems-informed positive psychology practitioner, based in Auckland, New Zealand. He assists organisations with wellbeing system design and development. Paul’s undergraduate studies are in social science, management, education and positive psychology and has a Masters in Applied Positive Psychology from the University of Melbourne. He has worked extensively in youth development; high school and boarding education; and not-for-profit organisations. Paul currently serves as President for the New Zealand Association of Positive Psychology and is a proud husband and a papa to three sons.
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