Designing interventions combining creative, iterative and experiential co-design methods with behaviour theory and the linear processes of the Behaviour Change Wheel can be a challenge – yet doing so has great potential for creating innovative solutions. In this module, participants will explore the practice of co-designing interventions and be guided by a framework for using the Behaviour Change Wheel with co-design approaches to ensure a participatory process for end users. This in-person practical session will give participants hands-on experience of using different co-design tools to explore lived experience and generate practical intervention design insights from co-design workshops.

The session will run in-person in London from 10am to 4pm UK time, with time for breaks. Lunch and refreshments will be provided.

Places are limited with the course capped at 25 participants and require a minimum number of 10 participants.

For more information on the Advanced Modules, see here