Read Caroline's Article: “Dara” To Be Great: Gold Medals, Grit & Goals Featured in Positive Psychology News Daily Last Sunday night, seven women gathered around my television set as a shapely, but taut, body of a drop-dead gorgeous woman filled the screen. READ MORE Read Everybody in the pool: Torres inspires older women The Associated Press -- READ ARTICLE NBC NEWS/OLYMPICS - Athletic Bethesda family Read article and watch video     Caroline Adams Miller is the lead author of a book for Sterling Publishing, a division of Barnes & Noble called “Creating Your Best Life: The Ultimate Life List Guide,” to be published in January 2009. This will be the first book to cover the topic of goal-setting and its intersection with the new science of happiness. To sign up to receive advance notification of the book’s release, please click here. Caroline will be offering an interactive coaching group limited to ten people that will cover all aspects of the book’s content. LEARN MORE
Photo by Zein Khalifa	Caroline Adams Miller is one of the first coaches in the world to gain the Masters in Applied Positive Psychology credential from the University of Pennsylvania, which she uses in her performance coaching practice with individuals, teams and groups. Her specialty is in goal-setting theory and its intersection with well-being, which she often addresses in speeches, teaching venues and articles. Ms. Miller is a magna cum laude graduate of Harvard University, as well as an ACC- credentialed coach through the International Coach Federation. Her books, starting with the groundbreaking “My Name is Caroline” in 1988, have been translated into multiple languages, and have been featured in worldwide media.
Ms. Miller’s “Positive Tip of the Day” is featured throughout the day on XM Radio’s Channel 155, and brings the current research on goal-setting and Positive Psychology to a wide audience. To hear a sample tip from XM, click on the play button below.
Listen to Caroline on Ask Patti, Live. July 9, 2008: on Eating Disorders July 23, 2008: on Positive Psychology Call in to ask questions, 877-230-3062 NEW BOOK! In 1988, Caroline Miller published the first book by a survivor of bulimia called “My Name is Caroline,” (Doubleday), that has sold tens of thousands of copies since its first publication, and that continues to inspire many to seek their own recovery. To mark the 20th anniversary of that book’s ground-breaking publication, Gurze Books will be publishing “I’m Still Caroline,” which will be the first book written by a bulimia survivor with twenty-plus years of recovery. Click here to learn more about this new book.   Read Caroline's monthly column for Positive Psychology News Daily published on the 9th of each month, including Caroline's recent article on The Bucket List which was picked up on Op-Ed News. Here are some recent reader's favorites: “Dara” To Be Great: Gold Medals, Grit & Goals Last Sunday night, seven women gathered around my television set as a shapely, but taut, body of a drop-dead gorgeous woman filled the screen. READ MORE Harvard, Hogwarts & Commencement Thoughts Last week, I had the extraordinary privilege of hearing J.K. Rowling, the author of the Harry Potter mega-series, deliver an electrifying commencement speech at Harvard University to a sold-out, standing room only audience of young and adult alike, many of whom ran through the gates of Harvard Yard, beginning at 6:30 am to get as good a seat as possible for the afternoon ceremony. READ MORE Wrestling For Your Life If you’ve never seen a wrestling match, you’ve never seen one of the grittiest athletic spectacles known to man, and one of the hardest things I’ve ever had to watch as a nervous mother (through laced fingers over my eyes, to be honest). And if you haven’t heard about Dustin Carter, you’re about to learn about how one of the toughest sports in the world created one of the most awe-inspiring human beings on the face of the earth, and someone who will surely make you rethink whether or not you’re truly pushing yourself to be the best you can be, too. READ MORE My Favorite Things: A Variation on Oprah’s List for Positive Psychologists Julie Andrews sang about them. Oprah has them. And so I now want to do a fun column about “My Favorite Things,” too, to pay homage to some of the things that bring happiness and contentment to my life in the hopes that my findings might give some of you a fresh idea about how to make yourselves a little bit happier on a daily basis. READ ARTICLE Click here to read all the articles. Positive Moments in Film - This new section on the website is designed to present people with images and videos that can demonstrate the power of seeing stories or people whose actions inspire laughter, awe, gratitude, or other positive emotions. Click here