Positive relationships are one of the foundations of wellbeing — and arguably the most important of the five PERMA elements. Learning to communicate in ways that genuinely connect us is one of the most powerful things we can do for our wellbeing. We were therefore delighted to host a sold-out workshop on Nonviolent Communication (NVC) led by Suzanne Karsai, founding iPPL member and Luxembourg-based mediator and trainer — met with great interest and enthusiasm from our members

Positive Psychology shifts the focus from fixing what’s wrong to strengthening what helps us thrive. This post explores the core concepts of Positive Psychology, from strengths and gratitude to meaning and relationships, and offers practical ways to apply these science-based principles to everyday life, work, and community well-being.

At the UNature Conference 2025, we explored how nature supports mental health, resilience, and well-being. As positive psychology practitioners, we see the benefits daily—reduced stress, greater connection, and deeper meaning. Surrounded by Luxembourg’s natural beauty, we’re reminded that nature isn’t just a backdrop—it’s a powerful tool for flourishing.

This is a brief summary of a blog post written by our Board Member Frederika Roberts on her own website, shared with her permission. For the full blog post, with practical tips, please visit https://happiness-speaker.com/feeling-meh-moving-from-languishing-to-flourishing-in-our-communities/ With so many global challenges facing us, it's easy to feel helpless and even begin to languish. However, by fostering community connections, we can move from a state of languishing