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How People Thrive

How People Thrive

How People Thrive

Promoting the Synergy of Wellness, Fairness, and Worthiness
Isaac Prilleltensky, University of Miami
Salvatore Di Martino, University of Bradford
Michael Scarpa, University of Miami
Ottar Ness, Norwegian University of Science and Technology
November 2024
Available
Hardback
9781009308939

    Discover a groundbreaking perspective on personal and collective flourishing in this transformative book. Unveiling a dynamic synthesis of wellness, fairness, and worthiness, it presents a blueprint for thriving on personal, relational, occupational, systemic, community, and planetary scales. Move beyond the confines of individual well-being; embrace a holistic approach that encompasses entire groups, workplaces, communities, nations, and the world. While traditional psychology focused on personal thriving, the need for fostering the common good is now more urgent than ever-to combat pandemics, address climate change, champion peace, battle injustice, and elevate well-being globally. Dive into a compelling conceptual framework that guides theory, research, and action to tackle pressing global issues. This book pioneers a concise and powerful framework-three pillars of thriving: wellness, fairness, and worthiness. Join the movement towards a world where collective thriving is not just a goal, but a reality for all.

    • Provides examples of inter-disciplinary and multi-disciplinary science in action
    • Provides accessible learning: Introduces the theory step-by-step using ordinary-language explanations and examples throughout
    • Redefines the meaning of thriving by providing a novel definition of thriving

    Product details

    November 2024
    Hardback
    9781009308939
    306 pages
    235 × 159 × 22 mm
    0.57kg
    Available

    Table of Contents

    • 1. Thriving as the synergy of wellness, fairness, and worthiness Isaac Prilleltensky, Michael P. Scarpa, Salvatore Di Martino and Ottar Ness
    • 2. Thriving within ourselves: epistemic injustice and individual wellness Laura Smith, Lisa Goodman, Tyner Gordon and Helen Hailes
    • 3. Thriving families and friendships Dina von Heimburg and Ottar Ness
    • 4. Thriving in context: wellness, fairness, and worthiness in diverse groups Isaac Prilleltensky, Stephanie Frosch, Guerdiana Thelomar, Fairuziana Humam and Monique Mahabir
    • 5. Thriving schools: creating equitable thriving within schools Ashmeet Kaur Oberoi and Dina Birman
    • 6. Thriving workplaces: wellness, fairness, and worthiness at work Uma Chandrika Millner
    • 7. Thriving communities Michael P. Scarpa
    • 8. Thriving societies Salvatore Di Martino, Yunji Kim and Syka Iqbal
    • 9. Thriving world Salvatore Di Martino and Michael Scarpa.
      Contributors
    • Dina Birman, Salvatore Di Martino, Stephanie Frosch, Lisa A. Goodman, Tyner Gordon, Helen P. Hailes, Fairuziana Humam, Syka Iqbal, Yunji Kim, Monique Mahabir, Uma Chandrika Millner, Ottar Ness, Ashmeet Kaur Oberoi, Isaac Prilleltensky, Laura Smith, Michael P. Scarpa, Guerdiana Thelomar and Dina von Heimburg

    • Editors
    • Isaac Prilleltensky , University of Miami

      Isaac Prilleltensky is the Inaugural Mautner Chair in Community Well-Being, Professor of Educational and Psychological Studies at the University of Miami.

    • Salvatore Di Martino , University of Bradford

      Salvatore Di Martino is an Assistant Professor in Psychology at the University of Bradford, UK, with a focus on addressing contemporary societal and global challenges, promoting well-being, and justice.

    • Michael Scarpa , University of Miami

      Michael Scarpa: Professional in learning evaluation and social impact measurement, with over a decade of experience. Holds a Ph.D. in Community Well-Being from the University of Miami.

    • Ottar Ness , Norwegian University of Science and Technology

      Ottar Ness: Professor in Counselling at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology with a focus on mental health, citizenship, social justice and well-being. Adjunct Professor at University of Agder and Adjunct Professor at Aalborg University.