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• Review of behaviour change theories and approaches – part 2

  Part 2 of my 3-part presentation on behaviour change theories for health promotion and behaviour change — particularly for digital health.  In this section, we’ll cover two very promising approaches that aren’t frequently called out in digital resources: the Health Action Process Approach and self-regulation theory. BehaviourChangePresentation_CHodgson_Part2 For a consultation, please contact corinne@cshassociates.com.

• Letters from Pangnirtung

  Letters from Pangnirtung – Part 1 The following is an edited, annotated version of the letters written by Prudence Edith Hoskins from Pangnirtung, Baffin Island, during the years 1931 to 1935.  Prue, as she usually calls herself, was sent to Pangnirtung by the Anglican Church of Canada to act as nurse-in-charge of its first hospital … Continue reading »

• Review of behaviour change theories & strategies – Part 3

  The third and final installment of my three-part review of behaviour change theories. This section deals with newer theories developed by those working specifically in digital health, such as BJ Fogg and Nir Eyal. As well, a few curious findings thrown in to help you re-consider health promotion/behaviour change content. BehaviourChangePresentation_CHodgson_Part3 For a consultation, contact … Continue reading »

• 6-Point Digital Diagnostic

• Review of behaviour change theories and approaches – part 1

  Part 1 of a 3-part presentation on behaviour change options for health promotion and behaviour change.Anyone developing tools for behaviour change — particularly interactive etools or apps — should be aware of these theories.

• Past Posts

  Risk reduction and ladies’ undies You’ve probably seen the optimistic ads, typically of the latest blockbuster drug. “Cut your risk of [insert one of the following: dying/having a heart attack/developing diabetes] in half by taking the [insert one: new/improved/new and improved] Drug A.“ Sounds pretty good, doesn’t it? But be careful about first impressions: how … Continue reading »

• Contact Us

  Do you want to learn more? Follow me on Twitter and Join Me On Facebook You can contact the General Manager, Corinne Hodgson, at: Email: corinne@cshAssociates.com Cell: 905-320-9189 Mail: 378 Melores Drive, Burlington ON CAN L7L 4T8.