Program (Draft – In Progress)

Day 1, Wednesday, October 8, 2025 (On-site)

All times in Warsaw local time / CEST / UTC+2. Full free livestream available on YouTube.

11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Registration for active and passive participants available in the main entrance hall.
1:30 PM – 4:00 PM
Auditorium | Opening Ceremony & Keynote Lectures
Opening remarks by the Rector of Humanitas University
Reconsidering Coping Through a Collectivistic Lens: Emerging Evidence and Implications for Well-being
Ben C. H. Kuo
Towards a Common Framework for Research on Well-Being, Mental Health, and Personality
Jan Cieciuch
Assessment of Spiritual Needs of Chronically Ill and Old People
Arndt Büssing
4:00 PM – 4:30 PM
Break. Refreshments are available exclusively for active participants (speakers) in Room 209, 2nd floor. We kindly inform you that refreshments will not be provided for passive attendees.
4:30 PM – 6:30 PM
Auditorium | Keynote Lectures (continued)
Stress-and-Coping Models of Forgiveness and Flourishing
Loren L. Toussaint
Spirituality, Forgiveness, Addiction, and Recovery
Jon R. Webb
The Caribbean Self-Forgiveness and Human Flourishing Project
Colwick Wilson

Day 2, Thursday, October 9, 2025 (On-site)

7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Registration for active and passive participants available in the main entrance hall.
Keynote Lecture
8:00 AM: A Well-Being Model Rooted in Scouting and Its Relation to the Value Orientations of Polish Youth
Bogusław Śliwerski

The full schedule of on-site sessions will be published in mid-to-late August. A total of 82 on-site presentations are expected that day (sessions are scheduled from 8:00 AM to 7:10 PM) – details can be found in the abstract book dedicated exclusively to that day’s on-site sessions.

Day 3, Friday, October 10, 2025 (Online)

All times in Warsaw local time / CEST / UTC+2.

8:00 AM – 10:20 AM
ClickMeeting Room 1
Migration & Global Well-Being
English | Chair: Magdalena Mosanya
Defining Flourishing Across Generations in India: A Mixed-Methods Study of Psychological Well-Being Beyond the PERMA Model
Indhumathi R & Jerusha Alice J (ID: 40)
Enhancing Self-Efficacy Among Internal Migrants: Evaluating the “New in Town” Internet-Based Intervention
Anna Maj et al. (ID: 9)
Well-Being of Digital Nomads (Generation Z)
Halina Grzymała-Moszczyńska (ID: 131)
Religion and Spirituality as a Need and a Human Right: Older Refugees in Focus
Simon Wilhelm Kolbe (ID: 121)
Promoting Mental Health of Young People in Georgia: Case Study of the Trauma-Informed Service
Nino Makhashvili (ID: 54)
Emotional Intelligence and Spirituality in Relation to Psychological Well-Being: An Investigation Among Non-Western Emerging Adults
Shamma Siddique & Magdalena Mosanya (ID: 48)
How to Get Public Health to Achieve Better Space to Live? Legal Considerations
Sebastian Czechowicz (ID: 123)
ClickMeeting Room 2
Meaning, Identity and Social Values
Polish | Chair: Sebastian Skalski-Bednarz
Everyday Meaning-Based Interventions: How Oreo Cookies Can Enhance Meaning in life — A Literature Review
Damian Dzioba & Przemek Blimel (ID: 99)
Suffering and Meaning: Maladicity and Chronic Illness in the Light of Adults’ Mental and Spiritual Well-being
Magdalena Szyszko (ID: 69)
Upbringing Open to Religion: Contemporary Contexts
Maria Boużyk (ID: 50)
Sexual Health Initiatives in Poland as Exemplified by Access to HIV/STI Testing
Agnieszka Walendzik-Ostrowska (ID: 87)
When Do We Feel the Greatest? Grandiose Larks and Tough Mornings
Seweryn Nogalski (ID: 85)
When Does Narcissism Surface? Analysis of the Relationship Between Situational Perception and Narcissistic States Using Dynamic Latent Profiles
Katarzyna Wiśniowska (ID: 98)
Personality-Based Risk Factors of Fascination With Media Violence
Krzysztof Nowakowski & Weronika Siwczyk (ID: 75)
10:30 AM – 12:50 PM
ClickMeeting Room 1
Youth, Education & Mental Resilience
English | Chair: Magdalena Mosanya
Students’ Resilience as an Indicator of Their Flourishing
Urszula Oszwa (ID: 81)
Study Addiction among Females with ADHD: The Moderating Role of Pharmacological Treatment
Alicja Lipińska et al. (ID: 52)
Being Creative: A Way to Understand and Grow
Lídia Santos (ID: 89)
Mental Conditioning in High-Performance Contexts: Evidence-Based Techniques and Broader Applications
Alicja Gruca (ID: 18)
Nosophobia and Self-Efficacy for Exercise among Students of Science During Pandemic
Abinaya V & Ilakkiya L (ID: 25)
Growing Up Stressed? Or Growing Up Mindful?
Christopher T Willard (ID: 96)
ClickMeeting Room 2
Resilience, Vulnerability and Recovery in Contemporary Poland
Polish | Chair: Sebastian Skalski-Bednarz
The Role of Resilience and Rumination in the Occurrence and Maintenance of Posttraumatic Growth in Adolescents After Traumatic Experiences
Magdalena Kobylarczyk-Kaczmarek & Nina Ogińska-Bulik (ID: 36)
Mental Health in Poland: Between Need and Stigma
Marta Rogoza et al. (ID: 27)
Body-Driven Mind: Effects of Conventional Physiotherapy Versus Non-Immersive Virtual Reality-Augmented Rehabilitation on Cognitive Functioning in Orthopaedic Patients
Małgorzata Dębska-Janus & Jacek Polechoński (ID: 72)
Autistic Traits and Flourishing: The Role of Hope Mechanisms and Its Resources
Renata Stefańska-Klar (ID: 94)
Psychological Well-Being in Turbulent Times: Practices for Sustaining Balance
Justyna Żuk (ID: 38)
Social Enterprise as Support for Disadvantaged Groups on the Labor Market
Daria Rogowska (ID: 8)
1:30 PM – 3:50 PM
ClickMeeting Room 1
Gender, Mental Health & Value Conflicts
English | Chair: Patrycja Uram
Gender Differences in the Relationship Between Human Values and Compulsive Pornography Use
Julia Bilicka et al. (ID: 62)
Conceptualizing Marital Rape Across Cultures: A Qualitative Study in Four World Regions
Khokhlova Olga et al. (ID: 67)
The Power of Thought: Socio-Cognitive Mindfulness as a Predictor of Psychological Well-being with Cognitive Reappraisal as a Mediator
Aashia Shefi (ID: 59)
The Impact of Chronic Pain on Approach-Avoidance Decision-Making: Moderating Aspects of Cognitive Flexibility
Francois Bezuidenhout (ID: 97)
BLITZ: Athlete Motivation in Crisis: An Analysis of Psychological Resources in Terms of Hobfoll’s Theory
Katarzyna Ciechanowska & Kamila Litwic-Kaminska (ID: 90)
BLITZ: Remote vs. Onsite Work: The Role of Physical Activity, Chronotype, and Sleep Quality in Life Satisfaction in the Post-Pandemic Context
Kamila Litwic-Kaminska (ID: 37)
e-Posters Q&A
4:00 PM – 4:40 PM
ClickMeeting Room 1
Keynote Lecture
Adrianna Mendrek
Mindfulness and Flourishing: From Historical Roots to Modern Applications
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