Welcome to the website
of the Czech Positive Psychology Centre!
The Czech Positive Psychology Centre (CPPC) was established in 2008 in reaction to the ENPP demand for promoting positive psychology in Europe.
The activities provided by the CPPC (conferences, workshops, seminars, lectures, research, international cooperation) are open to all professionals and students interested in positive psychology.
One of the feature activities of the Centre was co-organizing a Symposium on Positive Psychology with Martin Seligman which took place in Prague in June 2010.
The CPPC was also the main organizer of the 1st Czech Positive Psychology Conference CPPC 2012 and it is co-organizer of the 2nd International Conference on Positive Psychology in the Czech Republic (CPPC 2013).
All colleagues interested in the international cooperation in research, teaching and/or application of positive psychology are warmly welcome!
NEWS
May, 2013:
Date of the 2nd International Conference on Positive Psychology in the Czech Republic (CPPC 2013) is approaching!
The Scientific Program, detailed guidelines for oral and poster presentations, and other useful information are available at
http://www.cppc2013.eu/en/articles/new---info-for-participants.html
November, 2012:
Registration and Abstract submission for the 2nd International Conference on Positive Psychology in the Czech Republic (CPPC 2013) is now open!
Please visit: http://www.cppc2013.eu/en/
July, 2012:
JOIN IPPA DIVISIONS!
The International Positive Psychology Association (IPPA) has announced the launch of six new divisions for researchers and practitioners interested in the fields of Basic Research, Clinical Psychology, Coaching, Education, Health, and Organizations.
For anyone interested in the application of positive psychology in a particular field, these IPPA divisions present an exciting opportunity.
Participation in IPPA divisions is open to any Association member with an interest in these topics.
If you're not yet a member, we invite you to join IPPA today and get involved immediately in the important work of these divisions!
To read more about the new IPPA divisions and to learn how you can get involved (including how to become an IPPA member), visit http://www.ippanetwork.org/about/ippa_divisions/.
IPPA was founded in 2007 with the mission to promote the science of positive psychology and its research-based applications and has attracted thousand of members from many professions and more than 70 countries. For more information about the Association, please visit http://www.ippanetwork.org/about_ippa/.