Workshop Overview

Wellbeing is no longer an optional extra—it is a critical factor shaping education, health, workplace performance, and community outcomes. Yet researchers and practitioners often lack consistent, evidence-based tools to measure and evaluate what truly drives wellbeing.

This interactive half-day online workshop introduces the Universal Wellbeing Model (UWM) and its companion Universal Wellbeing Evaluation Tool (UWET)—developed from 16 years of research. Together, they provide robust, evidence-informed frameworks to embed wellbeing into research, policy, and practice.

Who Should Attend

Researchers seeking reliable frameworks to strengthen studies.
Evaluators & policy analysts working to assess impact.
Academics & postgraduate students applying wellbeing measures in projects.
Practitioners who value evidence-based approaches.

What You’ll Gain

Deep understanding of the Universal Wellbeing Model and its evidence base.
Practical guidance on applying the Evaluation Tool in research and evaluation.
Implementation science skills to integrate wellbeing into projects, policies, and organisations.

Why Attend

This workshop offers you the opportunity to connect research with real-world application. You’ll walk away with proven frameworks and practical resources to measure wellbeing in ways that inform policy, improve practice, and drive meaningful change.

📅 Date: Thursday, 9 October 2025
⏰ Time: 9:30 AM – 12:30 PM (NZDT)
💻 Location: Online (Microsoft Teams) – link emailed upon registration