An Introduction to Applying Behaviour Change Theory to Practice

10 July, 9:30am - 4pm (Enterprise Centre)

Course Overview

This face-to-face interactive workshop is ideal for doctoral and stage 2 students, and those new to practice or implementing behaviour change. This workshop will introduce you to evidence-based approaches to changing behaviour: Key messages on why it’s important, why drives behaviour and how to change behaviour.

By the end of this training you will: 

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Dr Jenny Lunt is a senior lecturer in Health Psychology at the University of Derby. She holds a Professional Doctorate in Health Psychology and is a Chartered Psychologist with the British Psychological Society. Dr. Lunt is also a registered Practitioner Psychologist with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). Before joining the University of Derby, she worked as an independent practitioner running her own business and as a Principal Psychologist within the Health and Safety Executive where led the development of behaviour change and wellbeing at work capability.  Her research interests include the application of behaviour change to health and safety, occupational health recovery, and the management of chronic health conditions in the workplace and applying systems thinking to sustainability. She has undertaken research, training and consultancy in a variety of industry sectors.

Dr Caroline Jordan is an applied psychologist with significant experience researching and applying behaviour change techniques in practice.

Thursday 10th July 2025

9:30am until 4:00pm

Enterprise Centre, Derby, UK

Full cost - £175 including VAT

Discounted cost - £125 including VAT (students, NHS workers) 

Ticket bundle - £300 including VAT (when purchasing x2 tickets for events in this series)

An Introduction to Applying Behaviour Change Theory to Practice

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