Understanding the
Bright Horizon Program
Finding Your Path Through Science and Connection

The Science of Well-Being
Our program is based on the work of the Anthropedia Institute, a research body comprising over 40 experts in psychiatry, psychology, neurobiology, genetics, medicine, and the Science of Well-Being. The Institute is led by world-renowned psychiatrist Dr. C. Robert Cloninger of Washington University in St. Louis, one of the pioneers of the Science of Well-Being. Dr. Cloninger’s 2004 book on Oxford University Press, Feeling Good: The Science of Well-Being, offered a new vision of psychiatry and mental health treatment.
Here is a small selection of thousands of articles:
Cloninger CR, Cloninger KM. People create health: Effective health promotion is a creative process.
Cloninger CR, Cloninger KM. Person-centered therapeutics
Garcia D, Cloninger KM, Cloninger CR. Coherence of character and temperament drives personality change toward well being in person-centered therapy.
ZwirI, Arnedo J, Mesa A, Del Val C, de Erausquin GA, Cloninger CR. Temperament & Character account for brain functional connectivity at rest: A diathesis-stress model of functional dysregulation in psychosis.

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Understanding Your Personality: The Science of Being You

Understanding and Overcoming Overwhelm: A Young Adult's Guide

Building Emotional Intelligence: Your Secret Weapon for Navigating Young Adult Life

The Great Exhaustion
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The Bright Horizon Program is an intensive six-day experience designed to help young adults navigate the complex challenges of modern life. Through a carefully structured approach, we address the various forms of overwhelm that young people face today—from academic burnout to social
exhaustion to the profound uncertainty about the future. Our program provides the space, tools, and support needed to help you reconnect with your authentic self and develop lasting resilience.
