How is The Mental Wellness Society unique?
The Mental Wellness Society is the first and only society that is grounded in cutting-edge science, technology, and theory, offering programs and practices – such as the MindfulChoice Method and Tools - for successfully optimizing living and working.
The MWS is a global and open collaborative online platform, created and maintained by a community of leading Mental Wellness Professionals, specializing in all aspects of well-being to cooperatively improve people’s lives and positively impact our modern Society.
To maintain the MWS as a dynamic and ever-expanding source of knowledge, the Society offers support for directed research projects by doctoral students, intent on investigating topics aligned with Mental Wellness and Social Wellness. Senior members of the MWS commit to working with students in the development of their proposals.
To understand the purpose of the Mental Wellness Society, it’s important to recognize the distinction between health and wellness.
Health is a state of being, and often calls on the involvement of healthcare professionals.
Wellness refers to the process of living a healthy lifestyle, involves self-directed behavior, and always looking for the healthier choices we can make in any situation.
In our context, health usually refers to mental health – the remediation of disorders.
Wellness focuses on preserving and enhancing personal well-being in all it’s form.
Wellness is the objective of the Mental Wellness Society!
Our vision is to create a unique model where mental wellness is the foundation of success for persons, organizations, and societies to be and stay well.
Advancing mental wellness to fully enjoy living through powerful and innovative mental wellness tools and processes championed by a global community of leading wellness experts and practitioners.
Reliable and well-researched that will help you on your personal growth.
“How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world.”
“It is your decision if you want to be well.”
“There is no greater predictor of human well-being than the amount of social time we spend with one another.”
