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Aliveness Research Circle [members and +1s]
This event marks the beginning of a series of Aliveness Research Circles connected to my Masters research in Applied Positive Psychology (University of Pennsylvania).
As part of my graduate research, I am exploring the question: What does it mean to feel fully alive, and what are the key dimensions of aliveness?
This circle is designed as a community dialogue space where participants can reflect on and discuss themes related to aliveness, while I gather lived perspectives that help inform and refine my research.
This is a space for anyone who is interested in:
Reflecting on what “aliveness” means in their own life
Engaging in thoughtful dialogue around purpose, authenticity, and connection
Exploring research-informed themes in a supportive community setting
What to Expect
A short research-informed sharing at the beginning of each session
Guided reflection prompts
Small-group discussions to explore personal experiences
Collective dialogue around themes emerging from the research