Behavior Change

Project InsideOut seeks to create a new mindset for engaging communities on our urgent climate and sustainability issues. We are an emerging global community that unites activists with clinical psychologists and evidence-based research to drive sustainable behavior change for our planet.

Ken Wilber offers a brief summary of his Four Quadrants model, one of the most important elements of Integral Theory and Practice.

The biggest problem for the climate change fight isn’t technology – it’s human psychology.This is the first episode of Climate Lab, a six-part series produce...

Katie Patrick is an Australian-American environmental engineer and designer. She’s the recent Author of How To Save The World, which applies powerful techniq...

Nagging, giving unsolicited advice, and “ecopiety” are out. But there are better ways to get people to adopt green habits.

Heal yourself and help heal the planet.

How does the design of homes and shared spaces reduce or increase well-being, stress, performance, or aggression? How do people decide whether to engage in more eco-friendly behavior? Environmental psychology explores the relationship between humans and the external world. The influence of natural and man-made surroundings on how people feel, think, and interact is a major focus of research in the field.

Kristen Berman considers how to design products based on real behavior, by bridging the gap between what consumers say they'll do and what they actually do.

Some practical techniques