The Strengths-Based Resilience (SBR) program is designed to build resilience by focusing on individual strengths, suitable for people of all ages and diverse cultural settings.
The SBR program was originally created to address the mental health needs of children and youth but is suitable for all ages. It consists of 14 modules that offer culturally sensitive suggestions to help individuals build resilience. The program aims to equip users with self-efficacy skills to adapt to and recover from challenges and adversities. SBR was developed with support from the Ministry of Advanced Education & Skills Development and the University of Toronto Scarborough.
The Official MIND Diet provides resources and guidance on the MIND diet, a nutritional approach aimed at reducing the risk of Alzheimer's disease and promoting cognitive health.
The China Journal of Health Psychology is a monthly publication focusing on research and developments in health psychology. It serves as a platform for academics and professionals to share insights on mental health and psychological well-being.
The University of Tokyo Humanities Center (HMC) is a research center dedicated to advancing humanities research through interdisciplinary collaboration. The center hosts various events, seminars, and collaborative research projects to explore topics such as the impact of stories on human behavior and the analysis of impressions through reality, art, and literature.