Our Vision

Well - Being Psychology

Psychology of well-being as a space for understanding human experience

🌿 Human Experience

A perspective that explores psychological well-being as lived experience, shaped by emotions, relationships, culture, and context.

🧠 Awareness and Meaning

An approach that values reflection, awareness, and the meanings individuals attribute to their inner and outer worlds

🌍 Dialogue of Knowledge

An integrated vision that brings together psychology, philosophy, and humanistic studies to understand well-being in its complexity.

Dialogue between psychology, culture, and humanity

An interdisciplinary approach to understanding the human experience

Well - Being Psychology

A perspective on human wellbeing

At Academia AHN, the psychology of wellbeing is understood as a space for study and reflection on the human experience in the contemporary context. Wellbeing is considered a complex dimension that encompasses mental life, relationships, culture and the contexts in which people live and develop

Centrality of experience and meaning

The focus is on emotional and cognitive experiences, the meanings that people attribute to their experiences, and the thought patterns that guide the way they perceive themselves and the world. The psychology of wellbeing values listening to subjective experience as a path to understanding and awareness

Dialogue between knowledge and thought patterns

This area of study engages in dialogue with psychosophy, the neuromental model and new humanism, integrating psychological, philosophical and cultural perspectives. Human beings are considered in their psychic, bodily and symbolic unity, in relation to nature, technology and historical time

Well-being as a process of understanding

The psychology of well-being does not offer predefined answers or standardised paths, but encourages critical reflection on the concepts of health, balance and quality of life. The aim is to create the conditions for greater awareness of one's own way of being and of inhabiting the complexity of contemporary life.