Latest news for Lindsay
Libbi Gorr Interview on ABC Radio Melbourne
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Libbi Gorr interviewed Professor Lindsay Oades for her ABC Radio Melbourne show on Sunday 18th November. To listen visit https://www.abc.net.au/radio/melbourne/programs/sundays/sundays/10486646 @ 1h 35m.
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How do we Learn to Thrive? The Emergence of Wellbeing Science
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Debates about wellbeing and happiness have occupied religious discourse and philosophical, political, medical and economic debate for centuries. However, the emergence of wellbeing science and positive psychology is relatively new. Can we change our wellbeing? If so, should we try? How do we do it? How do we help others to learn to thrive?
In his forward-looking presentation, Professor Oades invited the full house into the building of a new comprehensive mid-level theory of wellbeing – 'Thriveability Theory' – so desperately needed to fill the barren space between the high-level theory of philosophers and the sometimes non-reflective measurement by some empirical scientists. This event, presented by Professor Lindsay G Oades, was part of the Melbourne Graduate School of Education Dean's Lecture Series 2018. It is also scheduled as part of the Melbourne Graduate School of Education's 10 Year Anniversary |
Happiness and Its Causes 2017
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Team positive: Taking the science of wellbeing to a systems level
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Sarah Berry, Michael Steger, Aaron Jarden and Lindsay Oades talk positive psychology at Happiness and Its Causes 2017. Click here to read Sarah Berry's write up.
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Dr Lindsay Oades talks to Dr Andi Horvath about taking the science of wellbeing to a systems level.
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Latest books from Dr Lindsay Oades
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The Wiley Blackwell Handbook of the Psychology of Positivity and Strengths-Based Approaches at Work. Edited by Lindsay G. Oades, Michael Steger, Antonella Delle Fave, and Jonathan Passmore. Click here to find out more.
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Wellbeing, Recovery and Mental Health. Edited by Mike Slade, Lindsay Oades and Aaron Jarden. Click here to find out more.
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Finding Ways to Thrive Public Lecture - Psychology Week 2016
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Dr Lindsay Oades
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As part of the Australian Psychological Society's Psychology Week 2016, Associate Professor Lindsay Oades discussed pathways to wellbeing, wellbeing literacy and the need for a whole-systems approach to wellbeing. Watch his lecture here online.
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Dr Lindsay Oades in Bhutan exploring wellbeing.
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