Develop a behaviour change initiative
Is there a behaviour that you want to change in your organisation, community or society as a whole?
But inspiring that kind of change can be hard…
Understanding Behaviour Change principles can help you:
- Inspire others to take action
- Communicate your message with confidence
- Get buy-in from supporters and your team to reach your targets
- Reach people outside your echo chamber
- Create meaningful, widespread impact
Humans are motivated by impulses, shortcuts, the feel-good factor, what other people think and the infrastructure around us… and very little rational thought.
This means that we need to work with what really motivates people to understand existing behaviours and inspire new ones, which includes:
- The systems and Infrastructure around us
- Habits and cognitive shortcuts
- Social norms and expectations
- How messages are framed and who communicates them
To successfully motivate people to change, we need to understand which of the above are driving the existing behaviour, and how their needs can be met with alternative solutions.
If you are ready to go beyond just telling people facts and stats and expecting change:
Where to begin:
- Acknowledge that education will not lead to behaviour change by itself
- Seek to better understand what the real barriers and frictions are to change
- Segment down audiences so you can better understand them and the opportunities for change

Here’s how I can help you implement behavioural change:
- On-demand training on the principles of behaviour change – watch these workshop recordings at your convenience
- Facilitated workshops with your organisation to drive change – tailored to address your organisation and sector challenges
- Research and support in understanding and developing a behaviour change initiative – from interviews to surveys and desk-based research we will get the insights on your project.
Let’s drive behaviour change
Behaviour Changer Rapid Ideation Session
During this one hour session we work together to:
- Identify the barriers for your stakeholders so we can uncover appropriate solutions
- Ideate on solutions grounded in behavioural science
£200 or 290 plus pre-watch video recordings (if you haven’t attended previous training with Livvy)
Behaviour Changer 1-1 Planning Series
We work together to:
- Decluster your behaviour
- Map out your audience
- Identify the barriers
- Ideate on solutions
- Develop out your initiatives
- Plan out your communications
- 3 x 1.5 hour sessions together
- Plus email feedback and support
£750
Research- Engage- Rollout
The Sustainbale Sidekicks team deliver a behaviour change campaign for you with our 3-phase approach:
- Research – Through qualitative and quantitative approaches we understand your stakeholders to develop impactful solutions
- Engage – We test and trial behavioural science informed initiatives for impact and efficacy so you don’t waste money
- Roll-out – We recommend a blueprint for a successful campaign based on the learnings from the research and engage phase
£5,000- £25,000
Pricing above for corporates:
35% for non profits and SME’s and 45% for soloprenuers and consultants
I really enjoyed the last three training sessions, its great work you’re doing! I found it really useful to have a refresh of psychology principles whilst learning new theories, and then how to apply it to my work. Which is the most important part really the application, so thank you!
Ninette Harris – Sustainability Coordinator at Durham

Who am I?
I’m Livvy, a behaviour change and sustainability consultant on a mission to engage people beyond the green echo chamber and help changemakers, like you, create real impact!
Since getting involved with sustainability consultancy and environmental campaigning, it became clear to me that knowledge and education was not enough to deliver change and that there were other factors at play.
Applying the principles of behavioural science to plastics, waste and carbon reduction campaigns has opened up so many more ways to understand the challenges we face and to achieve change with much wider audiences.