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Wellbeing Explained brings in the experts to answer the questions others won't, bust myths, and go deeper into the science of wellbeing.
On the podcast, Be Well Co's Head of Research Dr Matthew Iasiello sits down with academics from different fields to unpack their work, the challenges they're facing, and what it actually means for the rest of us. Formerly Researching Happy.
For workplace wellbeing practitioners, HR and people and culture teams, psychologists, coaches, and anyone in the wellbeing research space.
Made by Be Well Co.
On the podcast, Be Well Co's Head of Research Dr Matthew Iasiello sits down with academics from different fields to unpack their work, the challenges they're facing, and what it actually means for the rest of us. Formerly Researching Happy.
For workplace wellbeing practitioners, HR and people and culture teams, psychologists, coaches, and anyone in the wellbeing research space.
Made by Be Well Co.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
biweekly
Average audio length:
65 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
78 episodes
since Feb. 26, 2023
episodic
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In July 2027 the IPPA World Congress goes to Istanbul, the first time it has been held outside North America and Australia. In this episode Matt sits down with the committee behindit to talk about what they are trying to change and why.
Ten thematic tracks instead of the usual research and practic…
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In this episode Matt speaks with Dr Luke Martin, clinical psychologist, co-founder of Prevention United, and now Clinical Spokesperson and Senior Specialist at Beyond Blue. Matt puts aquestion to him that plenty of people in the sector have quietly (or loudly) asked: what has Beyond Blue actually a…
In this episode Matt speaks with Professor Carol Ryff, whose six-dimensional model of psychological wellbeing has been translated into 40 languages and cited in more than 2,000 publications, and who has led the MIDUS national longitudinal study for 25 years.
She explains where the six dimensions c…
In this episode Matt speaks with Associate Professor Vic Counted, a psychologist of religion at Regent University and a faculty affiliate of Harvard's Human Flourishing Program. Vic takes attachment theory, usually used to explain the bond between a child and a parent, and asks what happens when we…
In this episode Matt sits down with Dr Kat Page, organisational psychologist, author of Good Work, and one of the researchers behind the model that sits underneath most workplace mental health strategies in Australia. We get into why fixing the work is only half the job, what the new psychosocial l…
Matt sits down with A/Prof Hannah Wardill, who leads the Supportive Oncology Research Group at the University of Adelaide and SAHMRI, and Natalie Tuckey, a health and clinical psychologist finishing a PhD on multiple myeloma.
Together they've spent the past few years taking a wellbeing skills progr…
Christian van Nieuwerburgh has trained thousands of coaches. He also says he isn't passionate about coaching.
Matt asks the professor of coaching and positive psychology at RCSI what he actually cares about, and the answer has more to do with how you show up at school pickup than anything that happ…
In this special episode of Researching Happy, recorded at the European Conference on Positive Psychology in Dublin, Matthew Iasiello from Be Well Co and the University of Adelaide explores one of the most pressing issues in wellbeing science: the fragmented and inconsistent definitions of wellbeing…
In this episode of Researching Happy, Dr. Matthew Iasiello speaks with Dr. Anco Peeters, philosopher and cognitive scientist at Radboud University. Anco’s work sits at the intersection of embodied cognition, virtue ethics, human-centered design, and AI — with a focus on care robots, education, and …
In this episode of Researching Happy, host Dr. Matthew Iasiello interviews Dr. Matt Fisher, philosopher, artist, and senior research fellow in public health at Adelaide University.
They discuss Fisher’s book How to Create Societies for Human Well-being, which integrates philosophy, psychology, and…
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