The Evolution of Positive Education with Assoc. Professor Aaron Jarden & Dr. Gordon Spence

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USCMA Connect

Pod O'Sullivan

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The University of Sydney established the world’s first Masters of coaching psychology degree in 2001. USCMA (University of Sydney Coaching and Mentoring Association) was set up a year later as the place for students of the degree to meet up, share ideas, organise guest speakers, establish peer supervision groups and conferences. Almost 25 years later the degree has close to 1000 graduates and USCMA continues to be the place for students and graduates to congregate. In our post pandemic world, USCMA has established this podcast as a way to connect its members together and back to the source.

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The Evolution of Positive Education with Assoc. Professor Aaron Jarden & Dr. Gordon Spence

USCMA Connect

36 minutes 34 seconds

8 months ago

The Evolution of Positive Education with Assoc. Professor Aaron Jarden & Dr. Gordon Spence

In this episode, we dive into the ever-evolving field of well-being and positive education with Associate Professor Aaron Jarden and Dr. Gordon Spence. From the foundations of coaching psychology to the latest innovations in whole-being frameworks, we explore how schools and organizations can foster resilience, optimal functioning, and meaningful social connections.
Aaron shares insights from his award-winning case study on systemic well-being in education, while Gordon reflects on the intersection of peak performance, energy management, and personal growth. Plus, we tackle the challenges of social media, the future of well-being initiatives, and even touch on a bit of rugby rivalry!