We are working with researchers from every corner of the world to build a deeper understanding of mental health.

EMPOWERING MENTAL HEALTH FOR ALL SOCIETIES.

By validating a comprehensive framework for measuring well-being, we aim to tackle the challenges that prevent organizations and governments from effectively promoting mental health worldwide.

Core Aspects of Well-Being

  • Competence

    The ability to control one’s life, and achieve goals.

  • Emotional Stability

    Consistency in a peaceful state, with few sudden shifts in mood.

  • Engagement

    Active involvement in enriching experiences, where individuals feel absorbed on activities that promote personal growth.

  • Meaning

    Having a sense of purpose in life.

  • Optimism

    Having a positive outlook on life.

  • Positive Emotion

    Experience of uplifting emotions such as happiness.

  • Positive Relationships

    Meaningful connections with others, characterized by care and trust.

  • Resilience

    The ability to cope with challenging life experiences, adapt to demands, and bounce back from setbacks.

  • Self-Esteem

    The perception of one’s qualities as positive.

  • Vitality

    Physical or intellectual energy.

Read our previous work

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Principal Investigator
Kai Ruggeri is a Professor in the Department of Health Policy and Management, Mailman School of Public Health at Columbia University, United States. He founded the Policy Research Group at the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom, which has since become part of the Centre for Business Research at the Judge Business School. His research focuses on population-level behaviors and how integrating behavioral evidence into policies can reduce inequalities and enhance the well-being of entire populations.