Personal Consultations

Our one-to-one consultations provide a confidential, expert-led space to improve your decision-making in any area of life, whether personal, professional, or strategic. Grounded in cognitive science and psychology, these sessions help you identify the cognitive biases shaping your thinking and gain practical tools to make clearer, more confident decisions.

Each session is tailored to your specific challenges, offering actionable insights that enhance your critical thinking, self-awareness, and long-term decision-making skills. Whether you're navigating complex choices or simply want to improve your mental clarity, our consultations are designed to support your goals with evidence-based strategies.

How Does It Work?

Initial Consultation

Before your first consultation, you'll receive a short intake form to complete. This helps us understand your background, current challenges, and the key areas of decision-making you want to focus on.

The process then begins with an introductory meeting where we dive deeper into your goals, decision-making patterns, and any cognitive biases that may be influencing your choices. This conversation lays the foundation for a fully personalised approach tailored to your unique needs and context.

In-Depth One-to-One Session

In a focused, one-on-one session, we explore real-life situations and recurring thought patterns to uncover the cognitive biases influencing your decisions. Using proven insights from cognitive science and psychology, we help you gain clarity, build self-awareness, and improve your long-term decision-making.

You’ll receive practical, personalised tools that translate directly into your daily life - along with clear action steps. Each session is confidential, supportive, and designed to create habits that enhance clarity, resilience, and mental discipline over time.

Implementation Support & Ongoing Evaluation (Optional)

This service is available as a one-time consultation or as ongoing support, depending on what works best for you. Whether you're navigating a specific decision or aiming to strengthen your thinking and decision-making skills over time, sessions are fully flexible in both frequency and duration. We adapt to your goals and availability, providing the right level of support at every stage.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who are the seminars for?

Our seminars are ideal for decision-makers, managers, teams, HR professionals, start-up founders, and anyone responsible for strategic thinking or communication. Whether you're in business, education, healthcare, or the public sector, our science-based approach adapts to your needs.
What specific topics do the seminars cover?

We cover a wide range of topics rooted in psychology and cognitive science, including different styles of reasoning, wide range of cognitive biases, groupthink, risk perception, and more. Each seminar is tailored to focus on the most relevant biases and decision-making challenges your team faces.
How are the seminars delivered?

We offer on-site delivery at your location.
What outcomes can you expect after attending a seminar?

Your team will gain practical tools to think more critically, make faster and smarter decisions, reduce costly mistakes, and improve communication. Many clients also report greater confidence in complex choices and better alignment across departments.
How much customisation is possible?

Each seminar is built on core principles of decision-making and critical thinking, but the content, case studies, and exercises are tailored to your industry and unique challenges. This balance ensures every session delivers relevant insights and practical value for your team.
Do you offer post-seminar support or resources?

Yes, every participant receives a practical handbook and summary materials to support ongoing learning. You can also book a follow-up consultation.
How is the seminar day structured?

The seminar begins at the start of your regular working day, with our consultant arriving on-site beforehand to prepare. The core programme typically runs for 5 to 6 hours (8 hours with breaks). The day includes short refreshment breaks and a longer lunch break, during which participants are welcome to ask additional questions
Are the seminars connected, or should they be taken in a specific order?

Each seminar is independent and focuses on a distinct topic, so you can attend them in any order based on your current goals. However, if you plan to participate in all three, we recommend starting with Critical Thinking & Cognitive Biases, as it provides a strong foundation for the more advanced concepts covered in the Decision-Making and Group Decision-Making seminars.