Achieving well-being has been the concern of philosophers since Aristotle, and is, in many respects the essence of human existence.
I like to help people with their individual well-being.
In recent years, well-being has moved from the realm of philosophy to that of science. There has been a growing body of research into what contributes to the quality of people’s experiences of their lives.
This has enabled a new understanding of the factors that both influence and constitute well-being.
The science of ‘subjective well-being’ suggests that as well as experiencing good feelings, people need:
It is also crucial that people feel a sense of relatedness to other people, so that in addition to the personal, internally focused elements, people’s social experiences – the degree to which they have supportive relationships and a sense of connection with others – form a vital aspect of well-being.
I like to help people with their individual well-being.
In recent years, well-being has moved from the realm of philosophy to that of science. There has been a growing body of research into what contributes to the quality of people’s experiences of their lives.
This has enabled a new understanding of the factors that both influence and constitute well-being.
The science of ‘subjective well-being’ suggests that as well as experiencing good feelings, people need:
- A sense of individual vitality
- To undertake activities which are meaningful, engaging, and which make them feel competent and autonomous
- A stock of inner resources to help them cope when things go wrong and be resilient to changes beyond their immediate control
It is also crucial that people feel a sense of relatedness to other people, so that in addition to the personal, internally focused elements, people’s social experiences – the degree to which they have supportive relationships and a sense of connection with others – form a vital aspect of well-being.
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