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Designing for positive impact

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25 Aug 2016

Tom Gilliford Sam Fletcher

Tom and Sam, from the RSA's own Fellowship department, talk about their experience of having learning disabilities and how good design can help.
Healthy living, financial wellness, and gender equality: RSA Social Brain’s spring update

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04 Apr 2016

Nathalie Spencer

All winter long, we’ve been busy with events and new programmes of work here in the RSA’s Social Brain. So what does the Spring have in store?
Blog: Why we struggle with healthy behaviours and what to do about it

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22 Dec 2015

Nathalie Spencer

Our lifestyle matters when it comes to our health. Our new report 'Easier Said than Done' explains why we struggle with healthy behaviours and what we can do about it.
Blog: Not ill, but not well – barriers to seeking help for my booze problem

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17 Dec 2015

Lucy Rocca

For many people, Christmas is a time that their drinking increases "all in the name of festivity" and we worry about it in January. Here, Lucy Rocca, founder and editor of Soberistas.com, talks about her own decision to stop drinking, and the rise of her co-produced website that supports 34,000 people with living sober.
Blog: Want versus should - why health needs the help of behavioural science

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20 Oct 2015

Nathalie Spencer

When it comes to doing well for our health, a rich understanding of human behaviour is needed to uncover why we don’t always take preventative measures.