The WELL lab’s program of research is guided by a salutogenesis framework that guides our research focused on optimizing affective and cognitive function to cultivate positive health and wellbeing outcomes across the lifespan. The WELL lab cares deeply about supporting diverse research teams whose work promotes wellbeing and positive health outcomes. We support open and transparent science practices and we take a multi-method approach to addressing research questions. Current projects in our lab involve a focus on understanding embodied positive emotions, in conjunction with projects that help us understand the role of positive emotions in bolstering resilience, restoration, and revitalization as well as fostering acts of resistance and rebellion.

This poster was adapted for the WELL lab by graduate student Andrew Rauch. Original design (with permission to adapt) comes from: https://sammykatta.com/diversity.