About me
Dr Rona Hart
POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY
Technologies to Transform Lives
Heart Enterprises Ltd
London, UK
Dr Rona Hart is an expert in the psychology of change.
She has made a career out of empowering people and helping them transform their lives,
by shifting unproductive thoughts and behaviours into successful patterns
that allow them to generate the outcomes they want to have in their lives.
Hi!
Thank you for visiting my website.
You may want to know a little bit about me, so here goes!
I am a Researcher, Trainer and Mentor in the PSYCHOLOGY OF CHANGE, a fascinating area, which draws from and brings together two disciplines: Positive Psychology and Social Psychology.
I have a BA, MA, and a PhD which I completed in 2004 at King’s College London, under the supervision of Prof. Stephen Ball.
I began my research career as a social psychologist in education. However, as my career developed I was drawn to counseling, and in between my MA and PhD I also trained as a counselor and group facilitator, and began to combine research with group facilitation.
My interest in the psychology of change developed while doing my PhD, which studied the relocation and cross-cultural experience of first and second generation immigrants, and this is how I stumbled on the fascinating world of Positive Psychology, which since then has become a passion of mine.
After my PhD I developed a series of relocation and cross-cultural training courses, and began to apply positive psychology interventions in these trainings. Over the years have had the honour and privilige to train hunderds of people – expatriates, immigrants, overseas students, and others, helping them prepare for their move abroad and for their cross-cultural journeys.
My interest in the psychology of change and in positive psychology, has altered my career direction, and today my research and training revolve around psychology of change, and is geared to facilitate not only relocation processes, but also other life transitions and desired transformations. My niche as a positive psychology trainer is therefore: Change Management.
I have recently written a book which brings together insights from my dissertation and applications from my relocation training experience, and revolves around the psychology of change. The book is titled Preparing for Your Move Abroad: Relocating, Settling-in and Managing Culture Shock, and it will soon be published by Kuperard UK and Random House USA.
I am currently writing my second book on the psychology of change.
I feel very privileged to be able to do what I love: to explore uncharted research territories, develop new ideas and generate useful knowledge, and – to write and train.
More importantly, I am grateful to my training clients for allowing me to participate in their journeys of transformation, and I am immensely honoured by their trust in me, and the permission they grant me to contribute and make a difference in their lives.
I believe that each and everyone of us is meant to do great things here on earth.
Each of us and all of us together are meant to make a difference, and make the world a better place.
We all have special capacities within us.
The question is – what do we chose to do with them?
Are we going to develop this potential and use our powers, or not.
My mission, and the aim of my research, training programmes,
is to help us play full out the most important game we have – the game of our lives.
I am here to help you make the most of your capabilities, strengths and resources,
and lead an optimal life and flourish.
If what you see here resonates with you – please contact me through the form below.
Wishing you a fantastic day!
Rona Hart
My Mission
My Mission is to support, inspire and empower each and every person that I have the honour and privilege to train or mentor.
I am committed to providing cutting edge tools for personal growth, as well as the skills, environment, and my heartfelt care and support.
My goal is to see each and every one of my students and clients Step Up to face the challenges of their lives, energise and grow, as they create extraordinary lives for themselves, and become the best they can possibly be.
Dr Rona Hart
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