Thank you to everyone who joined the #BSPHN26 conference at @dmu.ac.uk. Huge thanks to our keynote speakers, workshop hosts, oral and poster presenters, artists in residence and all our delegates for making it such a fantastic two days! Here are a few moments captured from the conference ⬇️
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Thank you to Jon Sutton at The Psychologist for sharing reflections from this year’s #BSPHN26 Conference. Jon's write‑up provides an engaging overview of the day, drawing out key themes, challenges and opportunities for the future of behavioural science in public health. Well worth a read! 👇
Here, I attempt to write up yesterday's @bsphn.bsky.social #BSPHN26 event, but mostly bang on about liking cake. www.bps.org.uk/psychologist...
📣 Last week to buy your tickets for #BSPHN26 Be part of the UK’s largest event bringing together public health and behavioural science leaders and practitioners. Get your tickets today via the QR code below or the link in the comments. #behaviouralscience #publichealth #conference #complexity
Behaviours don’t exist in isolation. They’re shaped by complex systems. That’s why this year’s #BSPHN26 focuses on “𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗽𝗹𝗲𝘅𝗶𝘁𝘆 & 𝗕𝗲𝗵𝗮𝘃𝗶𝗼𝘂𝗿𝗮𝗹 𝗦𝗰𝗶𝗲𝗻𝗰𝗲: 𝗣𝗿𝗮𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗰𝗮𝗹 𝗦𝘁𝗿𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗴𝗶𝗲𝘀 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗜𝗻𝗻𝗼𝘃𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗽𝗹𝗲𝘅 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗯𝗹𝗲𝗺𝘀.” Join us on the 9-10th March for practical approaches to tackle complexity! Ticket link 👇
⏰ Just 2 weeks left to get your #BSPHN26 tickets! We’ve got an amazing line‑up this year: ✨ 4 inspiring keynotes ✨ Practical workshops ✨ Sessions covering prevention, inequalities, health systems, sustainability, AI & more 👉 Full programme + tickets in the comments!
#BSPHN26- where BSci meets creativity! Join us for: – Leicester's Poet Laureate, Mr Shay, on creativity as a catalyst for connection & change – A Creative Arts & Behaviour Change workshop – Keynote Prof Daisy Fancourt sharing cutting‑edge research on arts, behaviour & health Ticket link below👇
The RWBS Podcast is back! 🎧 We're relaunching the BSPHN podcast with fresh energy and a new hosting duo: Tiago Moutela & Paul Chadwick Ep 1: Tiago interviews Paul on the BSPHN’s mission to mainstream behavioural science in public-sector services. Listen on all podcast platforms!
Excited for our symposium on Behavioural Science and AI in complex public health systems! We’ll cover AI‑strengthened approaches to wicked problems, AI‑supported tools to manage complexity and guide recommendations, and why stronger academia–public sector partnerships matter. Join us!
🎟️ Got your BSPHN 2026 conference ticket yet? Don’t miss this year’s fantastic keynote line‑up... ✨ Daisy Fancourt ✨ Cécile Knai ✨ Dame Theresa Marteau ✨ Paul Dolan Four leading voices in behavioural science and public health — all in one place. 🔗Link in comments to secure your ticket.
🎉 4 weeks until the #BSPHN26 pre‑conference workshops at Leicester! Join hands‑on sessions in creative arts for behaviour change, organisational impact & co‑production. And attend our complimentary networking supper — a great chance to connect, share ideas & spark new collaborations. Ticket 🔗👇
🚨 Last chance! Early Bird tickets for the #BSPHN26 conference close tomorrow — 6th Feb, 11:59pm. If you’ve been meaning to book, now’s the time! 🎟️ Get your ticket via the link in the comments. #behaviouralscience #socialscience #publichealth #complexity #conference #Earlybird
Finalising your #BSPHN26 workshops? ‘Creative Arts & Behaviour Change’ is a session not to miss. What if creativity was part of your professional toolkit? Explore how the written word can support mental health, insight & personal change in this playful, practice-based session. Ticket🔗 in comments.
Exploring our #BSPHN26 Workshops? 'COMPACT framework' may be the one for you! BeSci is doing great work. Proving its impact? That’s the challenge! The COMPACT Framework helps you clearly show where BeSci is making a difference in local government. Get your tickets today, 🔗 in comments.
The #BSPHN26 agenda is here! A rich mix of behavioural science approaches, from creative & arts‑based work to AI‑informed methods — offering fresh ways to tackle complexity in public health. Early Bird tickets close Friday! Link in comments 👇 #conference #earlybird #publichealth #behaviouralscience
Deciding which of our #BSPHN26 workshops to attend? Citizen Circles are about moving from “engagement” to real influence on priorities. If you want community voices to genuinely shape decisions, this workshop is for you! Get your tickets in the comments below 👇 @claremontcomms.bsky.social
⏰ Early Bird Tickets Extended! ⏰ Early Bird tickets for the #BSPHN26 Conference are open for one more week to support those awaiting sign‑off. Don't miss out, get yours at the reduced rate before 11:59pm, 6th Feb! 🐦✨ Ticket link in comments 👇 #behaviouralscience #publichealth #conference
🔔 Last Day for Early Bird Tickets Today is the final chance to secure Early Bird tickets for the BSPHN Conference 2026 at a reduced rate. 👉 Click the link in the comments to register before the end of the day! #BSPHN26 #PublicHealth #Behaviouralscience #Socialscience #Conference
Planning to attend a BSPHN Conference 2026 workshop? Delegates at #BSPHN26 can select two interactive workshops, each offering a distinct focus: ➡️Citizen Circles ➡️COMPACT Framework ➡️Creative Arts & Behaviour Change Get your tickets today! 🔗👇
⏳ Final week to secure Early Bird tickets for the BSPHN Conference 26 ⏳ Planning to attend? Book now to access the reduced rate! Early Bird tickets end 31st Jan! You can get yours by following the link in the comments. #BSPHN26 #PublicHealth #Behaviouralscience #Socialscience #Conference
Human behaviour isn’t simple — and that’s exactly why it’s fascinating. We’re excited to welcome Professor Paul Dolan from LSE to BSPHN 2026, where he’ll explore wellbeing, behaviour & the complexity of the environments that shape our choices. #Behaviouralscience#Complexity#Publichealth#BSPHN26
Planning to join us at this year's BSPHN conference? Early Bird tickets close soon! ⏰ This reduced rate is only available until the 31st Jan, so grab your tickets now following the link in the comments! ⬇️ #BSPHN26 #conference #earlybird #behaviouralscience #socialscience #publichealth
Thrilled to announce Professor Dame Theresa Marteau (Cambridge) as a speaker at #BSPHN 2026. Expect rich insights on behaviour change, complexity & how environments shape our choices — beyond simple models of decision-making. Ticket link in comments 🔗 #BehaviouralScience #Complexity #PublicHealth
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We’re excited to welcome Prof Cécile Knai to #BSPHN26! Her pioneering work on systems, policy & the commercial determinants of health brings fresh perspectives to behavioural science & real-world change. Get your ticket today! 🔗in comments. #BehaviouralScience #ComplexityThinking #HealthPolicy
We’re excited to welcome Prof Daisy Fancourt (UCL) to BSPHN26, where she’ll share pioneering research on how social connections & behaviours shape health & wellbeing in dynamic, real-world environments. Get your ticket today! 👇 #BehaviouralScience #ComplexityThinking #SocialHealth #ArtCure #BSPHN26
KEYNOTES ANNOUNCED! We're excited to welcome leaders in #PublicHealth, #Academia & #BehaviouralScience to our March Conference. Join us to hear from Prof Paul Dolan, Prof Theresa Marteau, Prof Cécile Knai & Prof Daisy Fancourt. Early bird tickets available until the end of Jan🔗 in comments
Happy New Year!! We’re already looking ahead to an exciting spring as we prepare for the BSPHN Conference 2026! Join us & be part of the conversation shaping behavioural science & public health in the UK. Get your early bird tickets now! 🔗 in comments. #BehaviouralScience#PublicHealth#BSPHN26
✅ Tick one more thing off your list before Christmas! 🎄 Early Bird tickets are now open. Secure your spot today & join us for two days of learning, networking & sharing ideas from across the sector. 👉 Follow the 🔗 in the comments to book. #BSPHN26 #behaviouralscience #publichealth #earlybird
📣Conference Keynotes Announced! Join us at our March conference to hear from leading voices in Public Health & Behavioural Science: Paul Dolan, Daisy Fancourt, Cecile Knai & Dame Theresa Marteau. 🎟 Early bird tickets available now! 👉 Link in comments #PublicHealth #BehaviouralScience #BSPHN26
📢 Deadline extended! You now have until 7 January to submit abstracts & workshop proposals for the 2026 Behaviour Change Conference. A huge thank you to everyone who’s already submitted. We look forward to your submissions & to welcoming you to Lisbon for #BCConf2026! 👉 www.ucl.ac.uk/behaviour-ch...