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Knowledge Hub · Psychology
The psychological building blocks of AURIS.
Plain-English explanations of the psychological concepts that sit underneath the AURIS Identity System, from social identity to behaviour change.
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Service Provider Identity Adaptation
6 min readService provider identity adaptation is the process of rebuilding a coherent sense of self after exit from, or change within, a trained role in a high-pressure service delivery occupation.
Social Identity
1 min readSocial identity concerns the groups that contribute to how we see ourselves. Explore what a change in team, service or community can mean, while recognising that experiences vary.
Role Exit
1 min readRole exit describes leaving a role that has helped shape your identity. Explore a sociological model and its limits, with no assumption that every person follows fixed stages.
Self-Concept
1 min readSelf-concept is how you understand and describe yourself. Explore how roles, values and beliefs can change without treating a job title as a complete account of a person.
Behaviour Change
1 min readBehaviour change can involve skills, opportunities, motivation, habits and identity. Consider a specific next action and what might help or hinder it.
Regulation
1 min readExplore regulation as noticing and responding to emotions and attention. This educational guide offers everyday reflection, without promising calm or providing clinical treatment.
Belonging
1 min readBelonging involves feeling included, recognised and able to participate. Explore what connection might look like for you, at a pace and level of disclosure you choose.
Purpose
1 min readPurpose can mean having a direction that matters to you. Explore a manageable next step without needing a new career or a complete life plan.