The science of spirituality
From a video by ThinQ
"From day 1, all of us have a brain ready for a direct relationship with God." Although a natural capacity, spirituality is 2/3 shaped by family, community, religious practices. There's huge protective effects of spirituality.
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Did Sure Start work?
From an article by Beautiful Enterprise
Initially in deprived areas, provided services for families with children to help navigate pregnancy, parenting, childcare, early learning, finding jobs. Long-term results; higher educational achievements, better health, and more..
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Churches and Social Prescribing
From a report by Theos
Along with others, faith groups not only contribute significantly to local social prescribing, but with their focus on community, relationship and holistic wellbeing, they can play a big role in preventative healthcare.
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NHS - We need to talk about trauma
From an article by A Better NHS
"Learning about trauma has transformed my GP practice, helping me make sense of much that has frustrated, worried, exhausted me for years. I am now committed to sharing lessons with other healthcare professionals."
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Keeping seniors socially engaged
From an article by Reasons to be Cheerful
Haus Atzgersdorf care home is also home to Brauwerkstatt, a successful microbrewery. Residents are involved in whole production process, from brewing to bottling, packaging, advertising. One of a number of initiatives..
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The Compass of Shame
From an article by Psychology Today
The first wince of shame is physical. The feeling is so noxious that we generally move quickly to get out of this moment through one or two of four scripted responses - referred to as the four points on a "Compass of Shame"
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Building a community wellbeing data hub in Widnes
From a report by Civic Data Co-operative
What is wellbeing? Research with residents - emotional, physical, spiritual health, human connection, getting to places, community spirit, support, respect, kindness, values, public spaces and services..
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In-Person - Behavioural Science and Public Health Network Conference 2026 - Behavioural Science and Complexity
@The Venue at De Montfort University, Leicester
Explore how behavioural science addresses complex issues across the public sector. The conference will feature inspiring keynotes on diverse topics, including:
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Systems Approaches and Systems Reform – Professor Cecile Knai
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The Arts, Behavioural Science and Public Health – Professor Daisy Fancourt
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Evidence and Policy in Public Health – Dame Professor Theresa Marteau
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Social Cohesion and Effective Communication – Professor Paul Dolan
Practical workshops will cover meaningful co-production, writing and personal reflection in public health practice, and evaluating behavioural science units. It’s currently a complex and challenging environment in public health.
10/03/2026
09:30