BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//jEvents 2.0 for Joomla//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VEVENT UID:a2f749f01997a2712813f7e595042574 CATEGORIES:Conference / Symposium CREATED:20251001T164432 SUMMARY:1st Annual Symposium on Intervention Pathways to Wellbeing: Families, Communities, and the Lifecycle Approach DESCRIPTION:\nThe Centre for Research in Wellbeing and Happiness (CRWBH) at FLAME Unive rsity, Pune, will host its 1st Annual Symposium on 10th October 2025 (Frida y) at VKS003, FLAME University, Pune, India. The symposium is envisaged to disseminate and reflect upon the centre’s research activities and way forwa rd. The event brings together academicians, development practitioners, poli cymakers, industrialists, and domain experts for meaningful discussions and deliberations. The  theme for the 1st CRWBH symposium is “Intervention Pat hways to Wellbeing: Families, Communities, and the Lifecycle Approach”.\nOn the occasion of World Mental Health Day, the symposium features a plenary session on “Mental Health in Context: Families, Communities, and Social Str uctures”. The session aims to shed light on the rapid changes occurring in interpersonal relationships and their impact on the psychological wellbeing of persons of all ages, with a specific focus on young people. These inclu de fragmented families, the impact of social media and technology, work-lif e imbalances and frenetic lifestyles, daily life stresses, rapidly shrinkin g quiet inner spaces and unravelling of close emotional bonds. Yet, there a re redeeming factors too, which need to be discovered and used well. The se ssion is expected to familiarise the listeners with current mental health s cenarios as well as ongoing research and interventional efforts to ensure h ealth and happiness.\nWe also bring to you a panel session on “A Lifecycle Approach to Wellbeing: Intervention Pathways” to discuss the findings from the formative assessment on elderly wellbeing in the Indian context. The se ssion aims to explore the pathways of ground-level interventions to enhance societal wellbeing through a lifecycle lens, and reflect upon the complex interplay of objective and subjective wellbeing measures across different p hases of life. The primary focus of the session would be to discuss the pos sibilities and feasibility of community-based interventions aimed at increa sing the sense of volunteering, neighbourhood, and altruism among the elder ly community as a potential pathway to improve their self-assessment of wel lbeing. The panel will deliberate upon the potential intervention models th at are scalable from a policy standpoint to address the subject at the popu lation level.\n X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

The Centre for Research in Wellbeing and Ha ppiness (CRWBH) at FLAME University, Pune, will host its < b>1st Annual Symposium on 10th October 2025 (Friday) at VKS003, FLAME University, Pune, India. The symposium is envisaged to disseminate and reflect upon the centre ’s research activities and way forward. The event brings together academici ans, development practitioners, policymakers, industrialists, and domain ex perts for meaningful discussions and deliberations. The  theme for the 1st CRWBH symposium is “Intervention Pathways to Wellbeing: Families, Communities, and the Lif ecycle Approach”.

On the occasion of World M ental Health Day, the symposium features a plenary session on “Mental Health in Context: Families, Communities, and Social Structures”. The session aims to shed light on the rapid changes occurrin g in interpersonal relationships and their impact on the psychological well being of persons of all ages, with a specific focus on young people. These include fragmented families, the impact of social media and technology, wor k-life imbalances and frenetic lifestyles, daily life stresses, rapidly shr inking quiet inner spaces and unravelling of close emotional bonds. Yet, th ere are redeeming factors too, which need to be discovered and used well. T he session is expected to familiarise the listeners with current mental hea lth scenarios as well as ongoing research and interventional efforts to ens ure health and happiness.

We also bring to you a panel ses sion on “A Lifecycle Approach to Wellbeing: Intervention Pathw ays” to discuss the findings from the formative assessment on elder ly wellbeing in the Indian context. The session aims to explore the pathway s of ground-level interventions to enhance societal wellbeing through a lif ecycle lens, and reflect upon the complex interplay of objective and subjec tive wellbeing measures across different phases of life. The primary focus of the session would be to discuss the possibilities and feasibility of com munity-based interventions aimed at increasing the sense of volunteering, n eighbourhood, and altruism among the elderly community as a potential pathw ay to improve their self-assessment of wellbeing. The panel will deliberate upon the potential intervention models that are scalable from a policy sta ndpoint to address the subject at the population level.

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