Services

SIGN's diverse skill-set and academic rigour allows for the team to deliver a range of services, including but not limited to, consultative services, psychometric tool development and validation, and intervention design.

For more information on SIGN's range of services, or to speak with a member of the SIGN team, contact us.

Consulting

As academics and researchers in both theoretical and applied research, SIGN provides high-level consultative services to many organisations and industries.

Using SIGN's strong expertise in social identity research - including well-being, loneliness, organisational function, change management, learning, leadership, retirement and life transitions - the team is able to help people tackle a range of workplace, personal and community-level issues that may require improvement, revision, or re-development.

SIGN has provided consultation to high-profile organisations, such as the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.

Psychometric tool development and validation

SIGN has developed a wide range of scientifically validated psychometric tools to address issues relating well-being, learning, social isolation, and leadership. These tools include the:

SIGN is also equipped to scientifically test and validate a range of psychometric tools using carefully designed research studies.

Intervention design

SIGN's team is able to work across various industries to develop besoke interventions for a range of issues found in organisations, due to the team's strong expertise in applied theory.

Whether worker well-being or leadership is an issue for an organisation, whether communities want to provide more social support to their neighbours, or whether educators want to look at the well-being and learning outcomes of their students, SIGN has the capability to design and develop interventions that will achieve key outcomes and goals for any issues requiring a social identity approach to resolution.

SIGN has developed interventions for organisations, such as the House of Commons in the United Kingdom.