ASPIRE Culture Cards User Hub

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ASPIRE Culture Cards
User Hub

Whether you're looking to use your ASPIRE Culture Cards in the workplace, community or education setting, this page is designed to give you information and inspiration to get started.

Before you go any further, we'd encourage you to watch the short video below which gives you a quick introduction to the cards and the background to how they came to be.

We'd love to hear how you get on with the cards and what impact they have, so please share your pictures and stories on social media using the hashtag #atmybestcards

If you have any feedback or questions at any point, please just drop us a line at hello@atmybest.com.

Downloadable Resources

User Guide

An explanation of the different cards in the deck. Start here if you are new to the cards and you haven't seen the instruction booklet.

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ASPIRE Principles

Detailed descriptions of the 6 Principles, to supplement the short statements on the Principle cards.

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Questions to Explore

A compliation of questions that you can use for group facilitation or self-reflection to explore the Principles and Statements in-depth.

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Exercise Guides

Exercise 1

Introducing ASPIRE

Exercise 2

Exploring beliefs

Exercise 3

Exploring feelings

Exercise 4

Explore a Principle in depth

Watch: Introduction to ASPIRE

Resources for Professionals

Practitioner Hub

If you're a professional using the ASPIRE Culture Cards with your audience, our Practitioner Hub is for you.

Whether you're coaching individuals, facilitating workshops or designing organisational change initiatives, our selection of resources and training options is here to help.

More exercise guides
Resource packs
Worksheets
On-demand training

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does ASPIRE stand for?

ASPIRE is an acronym for Agency, Safety, Positivity, Inclusion, Respect, Equity - six principles that, if embedded, create cultures where people can thrive.

Who are the ASPIRE Culture Cards for?

The ASPIRE Culture Cards are designed to prompt thinking around the behaviours, beliefs and feelings that are evident in cultures and environments where people are thriving.

Who created the ASPIRE Culture Cards?

This deck is the result of a collaboration between At My Best and Dr Sue Roffey.

Dr Sue Roffey is a psychologist, author and speaker who is passionate about improving the wellbeing of students and teachers and developing schools that work for everyone. She is an Honary Associate Professor at University College, London. Learn more about Sue's work at Growing Great Schools Worldwide .

At My Best is the product brand of business psychologists Work Positive , which is known for its high-quality, simple and impactful tools. The ASPIRE Culture Cards are just one in a range of internationally popular card decks.

What's the evidence behind the ASPIRE model?

The ASPIRE model draws on research and evidence from the fields of positive psychology, developmental psychology, neuroscience, the science of wellbeing and education research.

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