Using research insight and behavioural theory to help people change

  • Combining solid research insight with sound behavioural theory

  • Director level professionals without the overheads of large agencies

  • Experts who care about you and about our society

  • A research and recommendation service tailored to you

  • Watch your words, they become actions. Watch your actions, they become habits.

Changing behaviour is tough! If you are trying to enable or promote change, you need to thoroughly understand your audience and answer their real needs. We know how to cost effectively provide solid research insight, root that in rigorous behavioural theory and help you to help people change.

We tailor our service to you:

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Review

How much is already known in the literature or even within your organisation to help with your challenge?
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Facilitate

There are now many ways for non-professionals to do their own research and design their own interventions but often they aren’t done well.
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Full Service

Successful interventions need partnership. Once we understand what you need we can design and run a project that fits you perfectly.
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Sector skills

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Technology


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Education


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Health


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Local Authorities

Thinking

Support getting stronger for assisted suicide (and telephone vs online differences)

For the third year running, we’ve measured public opinion about the sensitive topic of legal assistance to die in 2 circumstances: when suffering from a terminal illness; and when elderly and suffering unbearably.

Support for both is strong but people are more in favour of legal assistance if dying from a terminal illness (78% agree) than when elderly (70%). What we can see though is that support for both is steadily rising and this shows the importance of using a scale to measure agreement (strongly/ tend to agree).

Overall agreement is fairly stable  but the proportions ‘strongly’ agreeing has risen from 54% to 60% if there’s a terminal illness and 40% to 50% if elderly.

The full results can be seen in the report I’ve uploaded to Slideshare:

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