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Our Values
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Positive Impact
We put science first, do our best, offer value, aim to be useful, & continue to improve. By relying on science-based strategies shown to increase well-being, we ensure that our content has a positive impact. But we take impact a step further by continuing to explore what is most useful and valuable to our community. This is how we ensure that our resources become even more impactful in the future. |
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Kindness
We are understanding, empathetic, caring, honest, & authentic. It is so important to us to provide a space where kindness and acceptance aid individuals' growth and development. By kindly and gently delivering personal stories, suggestions, and tips, we strive to eliminate common barriers to well-being such as stigma, fear, and self-judgment. |
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Autonomy
We maintain the perspective that each individual has their own pathway in life. We believe that it is up to each person to make their own decisions about what's best for themselves. Rather than forcing our opinions on others or stating what is "right", we offer diverse perspectives and a variety of solutions that help people determine what is best for them. |
Our Team
We are well-being experts and research rockstars dedicated to supporting well-being business owners and the communities they serve.
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Tchiki Davis, Ph.D.Founder & President
Tchiki Davis, Ph.D., is a writer, program creator, and founder of The Berkeley Well-Being Institute.
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Eser Yilmaz, M.S., Ph.D.Associate Writer, Editor
Eser Yilmaz is a neuroscientist and science writer. She is interested in the biological basis of behavior and how biophilia and nature therapy can help achieve optimal physical and mental health outcomes.
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Charlie Huntington, M.A., Ph.D. CandidateContributing Writer
Charlie Huntington is a Ph.D. student in clinical psychology at the University of Denver who studies romantic relationships, sexual health, and sexual assault prevention.
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Zamfira Parcinu, B.A., ResearcherContributing Writer
Zamfira is a clinical research coordinator at NKI in New York who studies the neurobiology of psychiatric disorders, with a focus on depression.
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Nathalie Boutros, Ph.D.Contributing Writer
Nathalie Boutros is a freelance writer living in San Diego, California. She has a Ph.D. in Psychology from the University of Auckland.
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Jaya Roy, M.A., M.S.W., A.S.WContributing Writer
Jaya (she/her) is a cognitive psychologist and an associate clinical social worker. Her work focuses on the integration of social justice in therapeutic practices.
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Arasteh Gatchpazian, M.A., Ph.D. CandidateContributing Writer
Arasteh Gatchpazian is a Ph.D Candidate at the University of Toronto who studies emotion regulation and its impact on stress and health.
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Helena Rose Karnilowicz, Ph.D.Contributing Writer
Helena Rose Karnilowicz got her Ph.D. at UC Berkeley studying stress, emotion regulation, well-being, and social relationships.
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Sarah H. Sperber, B.A., ResearcherContributing Writer
Sarah is a research assistant at NYU School of Medicine who studies mindfulness, stress, coping, and the mind-body connection.
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Aleja Parsons, Ph.D., Clinical PsychologistContributing Writer
Aleja Parsons is a licensed clinical psychologist, faculty researcher, and public speaker. Her work collectively focuses on the alleviation of relationship and family distress in underrepresented populations.
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Sukhman Rekhi M.A.Contributing Writer
Sukhman Rekhi's clinical and research background includes work in multicultural counseling, community health psychology, social justice advocacy, and women's issues.
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