The 1st National Conference on Positive Psychology took place in El Escorial, Madrid, Spain, from the 15th to 17th of March, 2012.
In this conference, Edite Amorim had the chance to present the dynamic methodology developed through THINKING-BIG in a presentation called “Interpersonal body touch as a tool to develop positive emotions”.
In this session, shared with two other great professionals (Hugo Nisembaum, from Brasil and César V., from Venezuela), over 20 people had the opportunity to hear about and also try a little bit of this methodology using movement and interpersonal touch.
A great event, with some of the main names from Positive Psychology (PP), such as Carmelo Vázquez, Gonzalo Herváz, Antonella delle Fave, James Pawalski, Margarita Tarragona and the Portuguese researchers, Helena Marujo and Luís Miguel Neto, among many other researchers and practitioners in the field.
(You can download the Power Point of this conference in this website directly in this text, clicking in the name or in the “ABOUT”, where the material from all the conferences presented till now is available).
(Photographs by Merche Ovejero)
In this conference, Edite Amorim had the chance to present the dynamic methodology developed through THINKING-BIG in a presentation called “Interpersonal body touch as a tool to develop positive emotions”.
In this session, shared with two other great professionals (Hugo Nisembaum, from Brasil and César V., from Venezuela), over 20 people had the opportunity to hear about and also try a little bit of this methodology using movement and interpersonal touch.
A great event, with some of the main names from Positive Psychology (PP), such as Carmelo Vázquez, Gonzalo Herváz, Antonella delle Fave, James Pawalski, Margarita Tarragona and the Portuguese researchers, Helena Marujo and Luís Miguel Neto, among many other researchers and practitioners in the field.
(You can download the Power Point of this conference in this website directly in this text, clicking in the name or in the “ABOUT”, where the material from all the conferences presented till now is available).
(Photographs by Merche Ovejero)
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