Wheel of Wellbeing Brief Phase 1: Discover
Workshop Agenda
10:00 am – 1:30 pm 01 Who is Uscreates 02 About the brief 03 Double diamond design process 04 DIY Happiness case study 05 Collating discover questions in groups 06 Designing discover methods in groups 07 Piloting discover methods in the field 08 Conclusions and remarks
01 Who is Uscreates
Social Change Agency
01 Who is Uscreates
Social Change Agency – Founded by Zoe Stanton and Mary Cook in 2006
01 Who is Uscreates
Social Change Agency – Founded by Zoe Stanton and Mary Cook in 2006 – Based in a studio in London Bridge but work across the country and occasionally abroad
01 Who is Uscreates
Social Change Agency – Founded by Zoe Stanton and Mary Cook in 2006 – Based in a studio in London Bridge but work across the country and occasionally abroad – Small but multidisciplinary team
Design thinking Social design Communication design Community engagement Journalism Social research Sustainability Crafts Anthropology
01 Who is Uscreates
Social Challenge
Process
Social Change
01 Who is Uscreates
Social Challenge • Early detection of cancer • Teenage pregnancies • Community cohesion • Smoking • Alcohol • Antisocial behaviour
Process
Social Change
01 Who is Uscreates
Social Challenge
Process
• Early detection of cancer
• Innovative
• Teenage pregnancies
• Rigorous
• Community cohesion
• Collaborative
• Smoking
• Interdisciplinary
• Alcohol
• Sustainable
• Antisocial behaviour
• Impactful
Social Change
01 Who is Uscreates
Social Challenge
Process
Social Change
• Undetected cancer
• Innovative
• Teenage pregnancies
• Rigorous
• Awareness raising campaigns
• Community segregation
• Collaborative
• Smoking
• Interdisciplinary
• Alcohol
• Sustainable
• Antisocial behaviour
• Makes an impact
• Community programmes • Service redesign • Public events
01 Who is Uscreates
Social Challenge
Process
Social Change
• Mental wellbeing
• Innovative
• ?
• Rigorous
• ?
• Collaborative
• ?
• Interdisciplinary • Sustainable • Makes an impact
02 About the brief
Wheel of Wellbeing Designing interventions that promote positive mental health among Londoners, through the wheel of wellbeing
02 About the brief
What is positive mental health?
02 About the brief
What is positive mental health? Healthy eating –> Healthy body Wheel of wellbieng –> Healthy mind
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What is the wheel of wellbeing? Holistic view to positive mental health
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What is the wheel of wellbeing? Body – be active: Regular physical exercise is associated with a greater sense of wellbeing and lower rates of depression and anxiety across all age groups.
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What is the wheel of wellbeing? Mind – keep learning: Adult learning has been linked with positive effects on wellbeing, and reports of life satisfaction and optimism.
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What is the wheel of wellbeing? Spirit – give: Individuals who report a greater interest in helping others are more likely to rate themselves as happy.
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What is the wheel of wellbeing? People – connect: Happy people have stronger social relationship and support networks than less happy people.
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What is the wheel of wellbeing? Place – take notice: Being trained to be aware of sensations, thoughts and feelings in the present time and place, has been shown to improve wellbeing for several years.
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What is the wheel of wellbeing? Planet – care: Establishing the connection between one’s actions and their impact on the community, the country, and the planet, helps people understand the bigger picture and empowers them with a sense of capability.
02 About the brief
The brief invites you to use your design and research skills to discover, define and develop interventions: – that initially raise awareness around the Wheel of Wellbeing for maintaining good mental health (awareness) – and ultimately change behaviour by driving Londoners to adopt the 6 ways to wellbeing in their day-to-day-life (action)
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02 About the brief
The brief invites you to use your design and research skills to discover, define and develop interventions: – that initially raise awareness around the Wheel of Wellbeing for maintaining good mental health (awareness) – and ultimately change behaviour by driving Londoners to adopt the 6 ways to wellbeing in their day-to-day-life (action)
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03 Double diamond design process
Discover
DeďŹ ne
Develop
Deliver
secondary and primary research data to understand issue and people
analysis of data to draw key findings and gaps
generation of ideas in response to gaps, and prototyping and pre-testing them
implementation of ideas with positive pre-testing results
03 Double diamond design process
Discover
DeďŹ ne
Develop
Deliver
Thu 10 Nov: Workshop
Fri 2 Dec: Workshop
Thu 15 Dec: Workshop
Thu 17 Nov: Presentations
Thu 8 Dec: Presentations
Thu 12 Jan: Presentations
Future: Potential ideas selected by SLaM
04 DIY Happiness case study
04 DIY Happiness case study
Discover methods Literature review
04 DIY Happiness case study
Discover methods Literature review Concurrent activities
04 DIY Happiness case study
Discover methods Literature review Concurrent activities Shadowing
04 DIY Happiness case study
Discover methods Literature review Concurrent activities Shadowing Cultural probes
04 DIY Happiness case study
DeďŹ ne methods Clustering
04 DIY Happiness case study
DeďŹ ne methods Co-design event
04 DIY Happiness case study
DeďŹ ne methods Co-design event Voting
04 DIY Happiness case study
Develop methods Prototyping
04 DIY Happiness case study
Develop methods Prototyping Piloting
04 DIY Happiness case study
Develop methods Prototyping Piloting Service Journey Mapping
04 DIY Happiness case study
Deliver methods Face to face engagement
04 DIY Happiness case study
Deliver methods Face to face engagement Viral social media
04 DIY Happiness case study
Deliver methods Face to face engagement Viral social media Evaluation
04 DIY Happiness case study
let’s play!
05 Collating discover questions in groups
The brief invites you to use your design and research skills to discover, define and develop interventions: – that initially raise awareness around the Wheel of Wellbeing for maintaining good mental health – and ultimately change behaviour by driving Londoners to adopt the 6 ways to wellbeing in their day-to-day-life Interventions need to be: – Innovative – Rigorous – Collaborative – Interdisciplinary – Sustainable – Impactful
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6 thinking men (Edward de Bono) – Who – What – Why – When – Where – How
06 Designing discover methods in groups
07 Piloting discover methods in the field
08 Conclusions and remarks
– What worked well, what didn’t, what did we learn? – Thursday 17 November Discover Presentations – Uploading presentations on Issuu for Uscreates feedback – Uscreates & Friends Gallery invitation
Questions?