Positive Health & Wellbeing Division Presents The Pulse – Scaling Up and Scaling Out

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Speaker: Judith Moskowitz

Date & Times: March 31 | 5:30pm ET (2:30pm PT/9:30pm GMT)

Member Price: $0

Non Member Price: $25

Access: Open to all

Event Type: virtual

What if the key to improving health outcomes isn’t just reducing distress—but actively building positive emotion? In The Pulse, Dr. Judith Moskowitz brings over two decades of patient-centered research to life, revealing how positive emotion regulation can reshape the way individuals cope with illness, stress, and recovery.

Dr. Moskowitz, PhD, MPH, is a Professor and Vice Chair for Scientific and Faculty Development in the Department of Medical Social Sciences at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine.

Grounded in clinical data and real-world application, this session equips participants with practical, evidence-based tools they can immediately apply in medical and health-related settings. Members will also gain insights into scaling psychosocial interventions in community contexts, learning how to balance fidelity with adaptation and expand impact through effective scale-up and scale-out strategies.

This episode of the Pulse will be hosted by Dr. Liana Lianov President and Founder, Global Positive Health Institute and Assistant Professor, RCSI Center of Positive Health Sciences. Liana is an innovative leader in lifestyle medicine who has spearheaded the integration of positive psychology interventions in health care as a mechanism to support health behavior change and as an independent protective health strategy.

Please note: Registration ends two days before the event, please register before March 29th!

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Panelists

Judith Moskowitz, Ph.D.
Professor of Medical Social Sciences
Northwestern University

Judith Moskowitz, PhD, MPH, is a Professor and Vice Chair for Scientific and Faculty Development in the department of Medical Social Sciences at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine; Trained as a social psychologist, for the past 20 years she has conducted patient-oriented research regarding behavioral and psychosocial factors in the context of significant illness or other life stress. Her current research is focused on the unique adaptive role of positive emotion in the process of coping with various types of health-related and other life stress and, through randomized trials, her team tests whether a positive emotion regulation intervention can increase positive emotion, reduce stress and depression, and improve health behaviors in at risk samples. Her recent work has expanded toward hybrid implementation-effectiveness trials in close partnership with community organizations.

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