From Behaviours to Beliefs
Ideally a transition will support change in both behaviour and beliefs. This activity helps people to see the connections between inner beliefs and outer behaviours, and can lead to deeper discussions.
License: CC-BY
Written by
Mandy Dean (2013)
Root Cuthbertson (2023 updates)
Vesna Ilievska (2025 updates)
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