Across society, people are searching for connection, purpose, and belonging in an increasingly fragmented world. Rising rates of anxiety, loneliness, and burnout point to a deeper challenge: not simply how to alleviate suffering, but how to help individuals and communities thrive. Drawing on more than 100 published papers, two decades of clinical practice, and leadership in the field of mental health, David H. Rosmarin explores what people need to flourish in the twenty-first century – and how institutions can cultivate resilience, meaning, hope, and human connection.
Mental health is about more than alleviating suffering. It is about helping people thrive. Drawing on research, clinical practice, and leadership in the field, David H. Rosmarin explores how connection, purpose, belonging, and hope can shape the future of mental health and human flourishing.
Understand the forces shaping wellbeing in the twenty-first century
Examine the crises of identity, loneliness, and meaning in mental health
Explore pathways to resilience and flourishing
Foster healthier institutions, communities, and cultures
Build a more hopeful and holistic vision for the future of mental health
David H. Rosmarin, PhD, is an Associate Professor at Harvard Medical School and Director of the McLean Hospital Spirituality & Mental Health Program. A widely cited researcher, clinical psychologist, and thought leader in mental health, he has authored more than 100 peer-reviewed publications and pioneered innovative approaches to integrating spirituality into evidence-based care. Dr. Rosmarin is also Founder of Center for Anxiety, whose clinical teams have served more than 10,000 clients. His work has been featured on TED: Ideas change everything , Good Morning America, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and The Boston Globe.
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