Collective Engagement

Building a Greener Future Together

The problem: Climate change is something that impacts everyone. Our collective efforts also impact climate change. Aggregated actions have historically had an adverse effect, but they can also have a positive one to combat the climate and biodiversity crises.

The solution: At Repsychable, we believe that real change happens when people come together. We work together with individuals, organisations, communities and local authorities to take collective action towards sustainable goals.

How we can help?

Photograph by Daniel Geesen

Sharing insights: Presentations and Publications

We share insights from our research and the wider field of Environmental Psychology through talks, conference presentations and publications both peer-reviewed and in the public domain.

See for our previous and upcoming presentations/publications.

Ongoing
collaborations

We work closely with many partners, including individuals, businesses, community organisations, research organisations, government agencies, and nonprofit organisations to disseminate insights, coordinate efforts, and maximise impact in the real world. We do this through:

Consulting on psycho-social or environmental psychology projects
Facilitating cross-sector partnerships / working in partnership with other experts
Delivering interactive workshops and events
Coordinating community meetings
Developing collaborative projects and interventions
Mentoring

Delivering Impact

From grassroots initiatives to large-scale campaigns, we believe in driving meaningful change on sustainability issues. We participate in a number of collective engagement initiatives.

PSI SIG ACEE

Member of the Psychological Society of Ireland and Committee Member of the PSI SIG ACEE (Psychological Society of Ireland’s Special Interest Group for Addressing Climate and Environmental Emergency) https://www.psychologicalsociety.ie/groups/Special-Interest-Group-for-Addressing-Climate-and-Environmental-Emergency

IAPS

Member of the IAPS – The International Association of People-Environment Studies (IAPS) Qualitative Research Network which aims to facilitate communication and knowledge transfer between people-environment qualitative researchers and to raise qualitative research’s visibility in this field https://iaps-association.org/qualitativeresearch/

STEM Passport for Inclusion

Mentor for the STEM Passport for Inclusion – Mentoring for Equality Programme, Maynooth University which aims to ensure every girl, irrespective of class, knows they can succeed in STEM https://www.maynoothuniversity.ie/all-institute/all-projects/stem-passport-inclusion

Sustainable Skerries

Member of Sustainable Skerries and in the coordination committee for the Skerries Mills Community Garden Annual Wild Bee Festival. Christine spoke at the festival on 20th July 2024. https://www.skerriesmills.ie/skerries-wild-bee-festival-2024/

Why Choose Us?

EXPERTISE IN RESEARCH & ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY

Our expertise spans over 25 years in research across psychosocial research, market research and environmental psychology. Whether you're creating new behavioural interventions, designing a new space, or seeking to understand diverse citizen perspectives, we provide expert guidance to ensure you align with psychological principles for optimal human well-being and sustainability.

PEOPLE.PLACE.PLANET. APPROACH

We understand that every person and environment is unique, but their experiences are situated within a wider context. Our customised methods consider individual well-being, physical spaces, social dynamics and cultural influences. We collaborate closely with our clients and other disciplines to develop strategies that address their specific needs, goals, and constraints.

REAL WORLD IMPACT

At Repsychable, we seek out projects and initiatives that are action-oriented in real world settings. Our focus is on creating comprehensive and sustainable solutions to the climate and biodiversity crises. We measure success not only by project outcomes but also by the positive impact we have on people's lives and the planet.