These workbooks (one for adults, one for teens and one for kids) are designed to help people identify what’s working, and what’s getting in the way of their journey toward wellbeing. When we know this, we can better articulate to others what we’re experiencing.
These can be a great tool for case managers, healthcare providers, or frontline workers who support clients, patients, or members. They also can be used by people, self-guided (kids will need some help unless they are reading).
Katya Fels Smyth introduced WIATT (the Wellbeing Insights, Assets & Tradeoffs Tool) in a webinar for the American Planning Association, St. Louis.
Katya sat down with Equal Measure President and CEO Leon T. Andrews, Jr. to discuss the five domains of wellbeing, the importance of sustained funding for systems change, and FFI’s closure this year.
This discussion guide accompanies the video of the same name that introduces a powerful visual analogy for the systems that lead to unequal access to wellbeing.