Robert is a recognized authority on the application of positive psychology to the coaching endeavor. He retains a small coaching practice and particularly enjoys working with managers, entrepreneurs, and creatives.
Robert’s coaching is energetic, challenging and smart. He particularly enjoys working with mid-life professionals who want to reinvigorate their lives, start a creative project or transition into business ownership. Don’t tell anyone but Robert uses his private coaching practice as a laboratory in which he can try new interventions rooted in the science of positive psychology such as those related to provoking curiosity or boosting personal courage. Robert’s coaching practice typically has a three month waiting list. - from InternationalHappiness.com
Robert and Carol will look back at his father’s legacy, the man Marty Seligman said was the true father of positive psychology....
Audible Best Seller Inc. 11 Great Business Books New York Magazine Best Psychology Books...
Positive psychology is not only a science but an applied science as well....
Most people think that strengths are those skills or talents at which we excel....
Panel, consisting of Phil Levendusky, PhD; Edward Phillips, MD; Susan David, PhD; Robert Biswas-Diener, PhD; and Richard Boyatzis, Phd speak on the t...
Most coach training programs emphasize interpersonal skills, models and procedures, and personal development work such as ethical decision making....
Despite the growing number of cross-cultural studies focusing on well-being little is known about social support outside of western civilization particula...
In an earlier paper (Kashdan Biswas-Diener & King 2008) we outlined a critique of the distinction being made between eudaimonic and...
This study examined self-perceived strengths among 116 people who were homeless....
Many practitioners working with clients from a strengths perspective largely re...
The IOC is a global community of coaches.
Join