By others
GQ (2021): How to make your post-pandemic happiness last.
Vox (November 2019): American happiness is plummeting. Could a few words change that?
New York Times (March 2019): What to do when you're bored of your routines.
The Mail (June 2018): 100 ways to be happy.
Corriere Della Sera (June 2018): La parola italiana che spiega agli inglesi l’orgoglio «buono»
TIME (May 2018): How learning new words could make you happier.
The Times (Feb 2018): How do I love thee? Science counts the ways and uncovers 14.
Balance (Feb 2018): Words for Valentine's issue.
Kurier (Feb 2017): Lexikon für die Gefühle dieser Welt.
Corriere Della Sera (Jan 2017): Le parole per descrivere la felicità in 26 lingue del mondo.
BBC Future (Jan 2017): The 'untranslatable' emotions you never knew you had.
Neue Zürcher Zeitung (Jan 2017): Das Glück der Anderen.
Metro US (Jan 2017): The power of positive speaking.
Metro (Oct 2016): Put your inner dragons to good use.
Le Monde (Sept 2016): Traduire Shakespeare.
The psychologist (Aug 2016): You're not bored, you're meditating.
Wall St. Journal (Aug 2016): Why you need negative feelings.
Le Temps (Jun 2016): L’intraduisible côté obscur du bien-être.
The New Yorker (May 2016): A glossary of happiness.
The Sunday Times (May 2016): Word association.
Harper's Magazine (May 2016): Joy to the world.
The Independent (May 2016): 17 beautiful words that have no English translation.
The Stylist (May 2016): Expanding our emotional lexicon.
The Mail (May 2016): Are you feestvarken?
Scientific American (Apr 2016): There are no words.
The Psychologist (Apr 2016): 216 untranslatable words.
Huffington Post (Feb 2016): On 'happiness,' A muddy word for a muddy feeling.
Mental Floss (Feb 2016): 32 words for positive phenomena that don't have an English equivalent.
Gizmodo (Jan 2016): English is surprisingly devoid of emotionally positive words.
Quartz (Jan 2016): There are hundreds of positive emotions that have no direct English translation
Psychology Today (April 2021): What is Gross Domestic Wellbeing?
Psychology Today (February 2021): Why are balance and harmony so vital for well-being?
Psychology Today (August 2020): What is third wave positive psychology?
Psychology Today (May 2020): How can we develop a more global vision of wellbeing?
Psychology Today (December 2019): What is eco-connection, and how can we cultivate it?
Psychology Today (May 2019): Where does the language of psychology come from?
Psychology Today (May 2019): What is the essence of spirituality?
Psychology Today (April 2019): What "shape" is subjective wellbeing?
Rorotoko (February 2019): Tim Lomas on his book Translating Happiness.
Psychology Today (February 2019): What does love mean?
Psychology Today (December 2018): What can we learn about prosociality from other cultures.
Psychology Today (November 2018): Can mindfulness improve wellbeing in the workplace.
The Boston Globe (July 2018): 1,000 words for happiness.
The Irish Times (July 2018): More happiness is worth having, in any language.
The Scotsman (June 2018): ‘Fiero’: A new kind of national pride for the 2018 World Cup
Psychology Today (June 2018): The call of the unknown.
Psychology Today (June 2018): The farther reaches of yoga.
Psychology Today (June 2018): How can we cultivate less problematic forms of pride?
Psychology Today (June 2018): A renewed vision of the natural world.
Psychology Today (May 2018): Sharing the secrets of good parenting.
Psychology Today (May 2018): How can we avoid resenting others?
Psychology Today (May 2018): How can we heal social division and conflict?
Psychology Today (May 2018): The pleasures of the passeggiata.
Psychology Today (May 2018): Why is acceptance so powerful?
The Psychologist (April 2018): Five words that matter to psychology.
Psychology Today (Apr 2018): The therapeutic power of nature.
Psychology Today (Apr 2018): Why all the hype about hygge?
Psychology Today (Apr 2018): Seeking nirvāṇa.
Psychology Today (Apr 2018): What does it mean to have passion and purpose?
Psychology Today (Mar 2018): Why (and how) do we long for utopia?
Psychology Today (Mar 2018): Greek philosophy and the key to happiness.
Psychology Today (Mar 2018): Why is Finland so happy?
Psychology Today (Mar 2018): The varieties of meditative experience.
Psychology Today (Mar 2018): What Finnish can teach us about resilience.
Quartz (Oct 2016): Don't worry, be happy.
The Times (Oct 2016): Why anger is good for you — and so is sadness.
The Observer (Oct 2016): Taming the green eyed monster: envy and its benefits.
The Mail (Oct 2016): Sad, guity, anxious?
Sheerluxe (Oct 2016): How to positive channel your negative emotions.
Psychology Today (Oct 2016): What if we've got it wrong about boredom?
The Conversation (Aug 2016): The untapped value of positive psychology.
The Psychologist (Jul 2016): Positive psychology - The second wave.
Scientific American (Jul 2016): The magic of untranslatable words.
Psychology Today (Mar 2016): Seeing through new eyes: The value of untranslatable words.
Psychology Today (Mar 2016): Where does the word meditation come from?
Huffington Post (Mar 2016): The importance of being koselig.
Huffington Post (Feb 2016): Mono no aware, and the aesthetics of impermanence.
Huffington Post (Feb 2016): The spirit of aloha.
Psychology Today (Feb 2016): The 12 virtues of boredom.
Psychology Today (Jan 2016): Second wave positive psychology.
The Guardian (Apr 2014): Sexual aggression isn't an expression of maleness.
Interviews and presentations
BBC Radio 4 (Dec 2020): Twisting my words (Oliver Burkeman).
ABC (Jul 2020): Cuppa with Kumi.
CBC (Feb 2020): Harnessing the world's vocabulary to expand your experience of happiness.
TEDxZurich (Nov 2018): Expanding our experiential horizons through untranslatable words.
Radio 4 interview (April 2018): All In The Mind.
LEI festival interview (Nov 2017): Translating words.
University of Melbourne presentation (Oct 2017): Mapping wellbeing.
MAPP Alumni presentation (May 2017): Experiential cartography.
Action for Happiness presentation (Feb 2017): Second wave positive psychology.
Radio 4 interview (Mar 2016): Mindfulness and madness.