Behaviour Change Intervention Designs
Evidence-Based Behaviour Change Intervention Design
We design behaviour change interventions that are grounded in scientific evidence and tailored to real-world settings. Our approach combines behavioural theory, user insights, and practical implementation considerations to help organisations create tools and programmes that genuinely support people to change their behaviour.
We work across public health, addiction services, workplace wellbeing, and wider community settings. Whether you are developing a new intervention or refining an existing offer, we help ensure it is accessible, inclusive, and capable of achieving meaningful, sustained change.
Our Intervention Design Approach
We offer a broad range of consultancy services to help you embed behavioural design into your service, product or organisation.
Examples of activities include:
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We use established behavioural science frameworks to identify the barriers and facilitators that influence the target behaviour. This helps ensure interventions are structured, targeted, and grounded in the latest evidence.
Our framework-driven approach includes:
COM-B behavioural diagnosis
Mapping Psychological and contextual influences using TDF and MoAs
Selecting relevant Behaviour Change Techniques (BCTs)
Structuring intervention pathways
Planning for motivation, habits, and long-term maintenance
This ensures your intervention has a clear behavioural strategy behind it — not just content.
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We design structured programme journeys that guide people through change at a realistic and achievable pace.
This includes:
Multi-week behaviour change programmes
Step-by-step action planning structures
Goal-setting and review processes
Motivation-building strategies
Habit formation and relapse-prevention approaches
Behavioural maintenance support
Each programme is adapted to the population, delivery model, and operational realities of your service.
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We develop practical tools to help staff deliver consistent, high-quality support. These resources are written in clear, accessible language so they can be used in frontline settings with diverse groups.
Examples include:
COM-B self-assessment forms
Client-facing worksheets and exercises
Therapist and coach support materials
Decision matrices to help staff choose the right resource
Behaviour Change Technique (BCT) prompts and scripts
Service-user facing guidance tools
These components ensure that behavioural science is implemented as intended.
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We work in partnership with practitioners, lived-experience groups, and service users to develop interventions that are:
Inclusive
Accessible
Relevant
Easy to understand
Trauma-informed
Suitable for neurodivergent and vulnerable populations
Our co-design approach ensures interventions are not only theoretically sound, but also practical and meaningful to those using them.
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Where data is available, we use behavioural insights and evaluation findings to strengthen interventions further. This includes:
Identifying behavioural bottlenecks
Refining motivation-building components
Simplifying user journeys
Improving resource clarity
Enhancing the practical usability for staff and clients
This process helps services continuously improve the quality and impact of their interventions.
Who We Work With
Public health and local authority services
Wellbeing, community, and preventative health programmes
Workplace wellbeing and staff support initiatives
Strong expertise in behaviour change theory and applied practice
Deep experience designing interventions in public health and community settings
Inclusive, accessible, and trauma-informed design principles
Ability to translate theory into practical tools that staff can use
High-quality programme structures and implementation guidance
Excellent feedback from staff, stakeholders, and service users
Why Organisations Choose Us
Selected Case Studies
Let’s Design Something That Works
If you are developing a new behaviour change intervention or would like to strengthen an existing programme, we would be happy to support you.