About Daniel Tomasulo, Ph.D.

Dan Tomasulo Ph.D., TEP, MFA, MAPP teaches Positive Psychology in the graduate program of Counseling and Clinical Psychology at Columbia University, Teachers College and works with Martin Seligman, the Father of Positive Psychology in the Masters of Applied Positive Psychology (MAPP) program at the University of Pennsylvania. He is Director of the New York Certification in Positive Psychology for the Open Center in New York City and on faculty at New Jersey City University. Sharecare has honored him as one of the top 10 online influencers on the topic of depression. For more information go to: http://www.dare2behappy.com/. He also writes for Psych Central's Ask the Therapist column and the Proof Positive blog.

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Articles by Daniel Tomasulo, Ph.D.:

• Dispositional Mindfulness: Noticing What You Notice

• The Nitty on Being Gritty: What It Really Takes To Reach Your Goals

• Valentine’s Day Exclusive: A Strengths-Based Approach to Happily Ever After — Author Interview with Suzie and James Pawelski

• Do You Want to Stay Happy Together?

• Optimal Performance In College: The New Tools

• Are You Staying Too Long in a Relationship?

• Can Music Offer Hope In Coping with Depression? It Depends

• Wait — What? 25 Seconds to Better Health

• Love on the Beach

• Is the Cure for the Common Cold Within Reach?

• Moral Intuition and the Kindness of Strangers

• Love is a Verb: Findings from the Longest Study on Happiness

• Are You A Mystic? A Call To Participate In Mystics Anonymous

• Friendship Day: Be the Friend You Would Like to Have

• The Yes-And Rule and Confessions of a Wannabe Giver

• Three Things that Help Children Succeed

• What Do Therapists Think About Before Your Session?

• Why We Worry and What to Do About It

• 3 Rules for a Positive Transformation

• Are New Treatments for Depression Right Under Our Nose?

• 7 Habits of Highly Defective People

• Would Your Life Be Better if You Owned More Things?

• Are Antidepressants Enough?

• True Colors: Research Sheds Light On Body Emotions

• Is Your Diary the Ultimate Self-Help Tool?

• Miracle on 38th Street: Micro-Changes & Majestic Moments in a Philadelphia Cab

• How Much Grit Have You Got? Duckworth Will Help You Find Out

• A Close Encounter with Thich Nhat Hanh

• Mental Floss: How Meditation is Like Brushing Your Teeth

• The Reciprocity Ring: A New Take On Giving

• Bed & Bored: The Element of Surprise in Making Love Last

• Down in the Dumps? Garbage Pickers with a Happy Life

• How to make love to a stranger?

• Moving from What’s Wrong to What’s Strong: Introducing Positive Psychotherapy (PPT)

• Sick & Tired? Take this Sleep Quiz

• We Underestimate Our Changes: The End of History Illusion

• Are You a Hero in Waiting?

• Hurricane Sandy: Gratitude, Empathy & Evolution

• Gratitude Research Delivered: Diagnosis Day, Part Two

• Diagnosis Day, Part One: A Lesson in Gratitude

• Jump for Joy Foundation Puts Childhood Obesity on the Ropes

• Lance Armstrong: Cognitive Dissonance as a Hero’s Journey Ends

• What Do You Know about Being Happy? The Positive Psychology Quiz

• Mindfulness and the Military: Does Self-Acceptance Help Veterans?

• Requiem for PowerPoint: Prezi Zooms In

• The Happiness Advantage: An Interview with Shawn Achor

• The Year in Gratitude: Introducing the Virtual Gratitude Visit

• Can God and Gratitude Help Your Mental Health?

• The 12 Steps of Positive Psychology

• Catching On and Letting Go: The Art and Science of Flourishing