CALM (Computer Assisted Learning for the Mind)
   
   
CALM (Computer Assisted Learning for the Mind)
 

Following is taken from CALM Website - Computer Assisted Learning for the Mind - developed by the University of Auckland.

 

Go to http://www.calm.auckland.ac.nz/ to access CALM

 

All of us want to have a happy life. No one wakes up in the morning thinking "I hope I will be miserable today". Many of us think that happiness is dependent on external situations like possessions, status and pleasures. Though these things can be good, often the satisfaction they bring is short term.

Scientific studies on what makes people truly and genuinely happy show the importance of four main things:

  1. Mental resilience
  2. Managing stress, anxiety and depression
  3. Healthy relationships
  4. Finding meaning in life
 
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