A free, practical guide to the shared vocabulary of Human Flourishing. It features the Flourishing Index, a validated self-report wellbeing measure, created by the Human Flourishing Program at Harvard University.
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Nine pages built to be used: in program design, proposals, board reports, and everyday copy.
Six domains that give the field a whole-life picture of flourishing: a complete map to design and describe programs against.
What the validated self-report wellbeing measure is, and, just as clearly, what it is not. Precision is what makes it credible.
Terms defined exactly, so your programs and reports speak the same language as the wider field.
Why clients, funders, partners, and your own team all read a shared standard as a mark of seriousness.
A practical instead-of, say-this table that keeps your descriptions confident, credible, and exact under real scrutiny.
Free under Creative Commons for non-commercial use, and commercial licensure administered by Flourishing Hub when a product containing the Flourishing Index is sold.
The guide assumes competence. It adds a recognized standard to good work already underway.
Teams building wellness platforms, programs, and offerings who want a validated measure, and a recognized mark, inside what they make.
Practitioners who already use credible tools and want a shared language their clients, peers, and accreditors recognize.
Teams measuring flourishing in research, education, and community programs, where the Flourishing Index is free under Creative Commons.
Being precise is part of what makes it credible. The guide is equally direct.
The Flourishing Index reflects what a person reports about their own flourishing, nothing more and nothing less. That honesty is exactly why it can be trusted.
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