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Fundraising service needed by the Tavistock Institute

To expand our mission to help people and organisations work better together, we are looking for a fundraising partner to actively attract funds and diversify our income.

The Epstein files, the 'global elite' and comforting fictions

Systems thinking helps us to examine how elites protect themselves from seeing what is inconveniently in front of them

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Book launch: Timeless Lessons, by Dr Mannie Sher

Celebration of the memoir Timeless Lessons: A Psychotherapist’s Journey and Insights for His Family

Staff publications

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What's needed to sustain multi-agency work on gambling-related harms

Findings from our work with GambleAware to support the Mobilising Local Systems Funding Programme

Health & social care

Social inclusion

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Lifelong learning in Europe: what has changed since 2000?

This research tells a story of rigid learning ladders gradually giving way to flexible learning networks across the European Union

Education & training

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Co-creating a Theory of Change to reality-check an ambitious EU labour market programme

From hopeful activity list to rigorous, evidence-based intervention

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Graduation Day 2025

Graduates of our 2024/5 professional development programmes celebrate their achievements

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Timeless Lessons: A Psychotherapist’s Journey and Insights for His Family

Dr Mannie Sher's new book

Staff publications

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Creativity at our heart

How the arts give expression to difficult emotions, uncertainty, power and the unspoken dynamics that shape organisations and systems

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Exploring new ways of writing

Juliet Scott and Marie Beauchamps talk about our upcoming Spring writing workshops: Writing with the Poetic Lens

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Measuring and Evaluating Success in the Scottish Just Transition

This world-first framework for measuring Just Transitions is already gaining traction in Scotland and beyond.

Social inclusion

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Podcast: the dynamics of shame, with Dr Eliat Aram

Dr Eliat Aram focuses on shame in this podcast, drawing on her research and practice over the last 25 years

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Monographs from the Tavistock Institute

Explore the story of the Institute with Dr Eliat Aram and Dr Mannie Sher

On being an Orphan | On being 70 and Older | The Eric Miller Memorial Lecture

Staff publications

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Podcast: Hidden forces that drive group behaviour

Introduction to group relations and the work of TIHR from Rachel Kelly, Group Relations Consultant and OD Consultant

Group relations

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Transforming leadership through coaching

Explore our Executive Coaching Practice

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Design your future with our Creative Digital Futures Lab

Connect creative practice with deep technical expertise in Human and AI systems integration

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The Culture Explorers: case studies from consultant and organisational psychologist Milda Autukaite

Our consultants at TIHR work with organisational culture to shift entrenched habits and set the scene for success

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Strengthening local networks to reduce gambling-related harm

Blog 1 from this learning and evaluation programme with GambleAware

Health & social care

Social inclusion

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My creative journey, by psychiatrist Katy Mason

Deepening Creative Practice participant and mental health practitioner Katy Mason explains how she has brought her creativity to life

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Journey into your organisational culture to enable commercial success

The essential foundation to improving employee experience, leadership development and handling change

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