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Scholarly & Practitioner Perspectives
Vol. 3, 2026August 14, 2026 EDT

What I Learned at ECPP 2026: An Undergraduate Perspective

George Friberg,
positive psychologywellbeingEuropean Conference on Positive Psychology (ECPP)Undergraduate perspective
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Articles in Vol. 3, 2026

Vol. 3, 2026
  • Identity, Shame and Psychological Wellbeing in Adulthood: The Moderating Role of Event Centrality From a Coaching Psychology Perspective
    Lauren BarrattPetra Walker
  • Outdoor Coaching – an Accessible and Equitable Practice?
    Ruth GeddesAlison Bishop
  • Book Review – Neurodiversity Coaching a Psychological Approach to Supporting Neurodivergent Talent and Career Potential
    Petra Walker
  • Seeding a Culture of Coaching Skills Training in Academic Medicine: Pilot Evaluation of α-LEAP
    Daryn H. DavidVictor J. Avila-QuinteroAngeli Landeros-WeisenbergerLinda Mayes
  • Book Review Art Cure: The Science of How the Arts Save Lives
    Patricia Friberg
  • The Resistance to Contribution in Executive Coaching: A Developmental Framework for Understanding and Working With Six Forms of Client Resistance
    Max Stephens
  • What I Learned at ECPP 2026: An Undergraduate Perspective
    George Friberg
JPPC
Friberg, G. (2026). What I Learned at ECPP 2026:  An Undergraduate Perspective. Journal of Positive Psychology Coaching (JPPC), 3, 1–10.
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