Focusing on behaviors like exercise, learning, saving habits are hard to form but easy to lose. This workshop teaches low-effort habit formation strategies from behavioral science. Build habits seamlessly into customers, students or employees daily routines for sustained impact.

Learn how cognitive biases unconsciously distort decision-making and compromise objectives. This seminar identifies the most common biases, provides debiasing strategies, and gives practical techniques to structure the decision process. Leave equipped to make more informed, impactful choices.

This interactive course explores how to leverage cognitive biases and choice architecture for positive social impact. Through case studies and exercises, discover how subtle "nudges" can help address issues like public health, sustainability, and financial well-being. Walk away with ideas you can implement.

This hands-on workshop shows you proven methods for initiating and sustaining changes using small wins, commitment devices, and other behavioral science tools. Leave with concrete plans to drive adoption of new priorities and initiatives.

This course explores theoretical frameworks and practical strategies for motivating employees using cognitive bias and behavioral science concepts. You'll learn how to identify sources of motivation, gain buy-in for initiatives, and remove barriers through bias-informed design thinking.

An interactive workshop exploring the application of cognitive biases in UX design and marketing. Combines theoretical knowledge with practical exercises and case studies. Covers ethical considerations and evaluation techniques.

Cover bias identification, mitigation strategies, positive applications, and ethical considerations in software development contexts. Combine theoretical knowledge with practical exercises and case studies to explore cognitive biases.

Interactive workshop exploring cognitive biases in behavior change and donation contexts Emphasizes case studies and practical applications in various social impact areas Focuses on leveraging biases for positive behavioral change (e.g., overcoming addictions, promoting environmental conservation) and effective giving (e.g., monetary donations, volunteering, corporate sponsorships)