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Our non-profit’s mission is to foster kindness, connection, and joy at scale.
We use the neuropsychology of kindness to positively shift how people feel and treat each other, and to improve overall well being.
We see the greatest need for kindness in high-stress environments, especially healthcare.
Our work is already helping thousands of patients and staff reduce stress, lower incivility, and boost resilience every day.
Our well-being duo
Tools that work together to shape kinder and happier workplaces.
Original kindness videos for healthcare
Create a positive patient and staff experience by playing EnSpire in waiting areas and hallways and more.
Free well-being guide for busy professionals
Discover practical skills to manage stress and communicate with empathy.
Experience it for yourself
Imagine that you are feeling stressed and this EnSpire video starts playing on a TV screen nearby.
Designed to make an impact
Grounded in science
Multiple studies, including our 5 peer-reviewed papers, show the scientific foundation of our work.
Practical and effective
Positively shift your workplace without the hassle or cost of training programs.
Helping people at scale
Reach more people with practical tools and videos that lower stress and boost well-being.
Envision Kindness awarded prestigious RWJF grant to study the effects of EnSpire
We are grateful to RWJF for supporting our research on the effects of kindness media on patients and staff.
The views expressed here do not necessarily represent the views of the Foundation.
Stats from our studies
1,000+
patients and staff surveyed
86%
of patients felt calmer after watching EnSpire
57%
increase in charity donations after watching EnSpire
Seeing kindness jumpstarts a
positive cycle of well-being
Studies show that human beings are wired to respond to images of kindness and connection, which then buffer stress and boost happiness.
When a person is shown an image or video of kindness, their brain activates the calming parasympathetic nervous system, releases oxytocin, and primes them for more compassionate thoughts and actions.
Their next interaction will likely be more positive because when people feel better and connected to each other, they treat each other better.
Imagine the impact this could have on your team and patients. In a high-stress place like a hospital, that could lead to happier patients and staff, better patient experience, and less clinician burnout.
To read more about the science of kindness, checkout our blogs below.
Learn more about the Science of Kindness
Why your visual diet matters
The biology of connection
Why volunteers live longer
Our World Is Kind photo contest
Each year, we receive thousands of images from photographers around the world, capturing moments of kindness, compassion, love, and joy.
We also collaborate with talented and compassionate photographers through our exclusive Select Photographers Program.
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