The weekly Virtual Live Learning sessions take place via Zoom on Mondays from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm AEST / 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm NZST, across approximately 16 sessions from 18 May to 28 September 2026. Each session [...]
The 6 core units are delivered through a hybrid learning experience in Melbourne, combining 2 live online webinars with 5 immersive face-to-face days from 22–26 June 2026, designed to balance flexibility with depth, meaningful connection, and practical application. Course Structure [...]
The 6 core units are delivered through a hybrid learning experience in Christchurch, combining 2 live online webinars with 5 immersive face-to-face days from 31 August – 4 September 2026, designed to balance flexibility with depth, meaningful connection, and [...]
The 6 core units are delivered through a hybrid learning experience in Auckland, combining 2 live online webinars with 5 immersive face-to-face days from 8–12 June 2026, designed to balance flexibility with depth, meaningful connection, and practical application. Course Structure [...]
With a background in early childhood education and experience in a fast-paced retail environment, Amanda embraced the Diploma of Positive Psychology and Wellbeing to explore new perspectives and deepen her understanding of human connection. Through the course, she discovered practical ways to manage emotions, strengthen family and work relationships, and foster small daily moments of positivity. What started as professional development evolved into a personal journey of awareness, resilience, and meaningful connection.
With 14 years in life insurance and rehabilitation, Lisa sought to understand how evidence-based communication and positive psychology could deepen her impact with clients and strengthen her own wellbeing. What began as professional development became a transformative personal journey, equipping her with practical tools to build resilience, create meaning, and generate positive ripples for clients, colleagues, and herself.
Driven by a commitment to developing leaders in meaningful and human ways, Victoria chose the Diploma of Positive Psychology and Wellbeing to bridge the gap between knowing the research and truly living it. Through practical, strengths- and values-based experiences, the Diploma transformed knowledge into action, enabling her to create leadership programmes that generate lasting positive change for individuals, teams, and communities.
During a period of caregiving and career transition, Victoria recognised that re-entering the not-for-profit sector required more than new qualifications. The Diploma of Positive Psychology and Wellbeing gave her practical, evidence-based tools to build confidence, deepen self-awareness, and apply strengths-based approaches in both leadership and everyday relationships. What began as professional upskilling became a meaningful way to support her own wellbeing while creating positive impact for others.
During a period of serious illness and emotional struggle, Bradley realised recovery required more than just managing symptoms. It meant rebuilding his relationship with himself, his body, and his sense of meaning. The Diploma of Positive Psychology and Wellbeing gave him practical, evidence-based tools to reconnect with his strengths, cultivate self-compassion, resilience, and values alignment, and move from simply surviving to living with clarity, hope, and purpose. It also shaped how he shows up for others, turning his own recovery into a way to support and inspire those around him.
Nikolai went looking for a kind of psychology that felt human, hopeful, and practical, not clinical or deficit-focused. What he found reshaped his work, validated his lived experience, and sparked a bold new vision for community wellbeing grounded in neurodiversity and strengths.
