Greater Good Gratitude Summit

The last 10 years have seen an explosion in the scientific study of happiness. The findings tell a complex, provocative, and unfinished story. But if they had to be distilled into one simple prescription for happiness, it would probably be this: Say thank you.

Gratitude, it seems, is a key-perhaps the key-to feeling more satisfied with your life. Strengthening your sense of joy and social connection, gratitude improves your relationships, helps you cope with adversity, and even fortifies your immune system.

The Greater Good Gratitude Summit will illuminate the critical role gratitude plays in our health and happiness, and explore how we can cultivate more gratitude in ourselves and those we care for. Attendees will learn the latest findings from the groundbreaking new science of gratitude, put into practical, accessible terms.
Joining world-renowned researchers will be Jack Kornfield and Brother David Steindl-Rast-two of the world's most inspiring thinkers about gratitude.

Throughout the day, researchers like Robert Emmons, the leading scientific expert on gratitude, will share cutting-edge discoveries, complemented by insights from real-world programs focused on enhancing gratitude. The day's presentations will explore how to turn gratitude science into action and extend its positive impact as widely as possible.

Speakers will share key practices for boosting gratitude across multiple contexts, from kitchen tables to clinics to boardrooms to mobile devices. They'll include Teri McKeever, head coach of both the 2012 U.S. Olympic women's swimming team that won 14 medals in London and of the #1 ranked UC Berkeley women's swimming team; she'll discuss how and why she has encouraged the practice of gratitude among her world-class athletes.

Attend in person or via LIVE WEBCAST! 6 CEUs available for doctors, nurses, therapists, social workers, counselors, and occupational therapists.

Presented by The Greater Good Science Center