Open Investigations

An Investigation Into the Most Fascinating Mystery of All: Yourself.

Established as a division of The Bureau in the 1950s, The Department of Human Behaviour was founded on a compelling question: What makes us who we are?

Some mysteries are found in forgotten archives. Others are hidden in the patterns of our thoughts, the choices we make, the memories we carry, and the stories we tell ourselves.

This department invites you to investigate all.

Blending neuroscience, psychology, human insight, and the intrigue of a good mystery, our immersive experiences turn self-discovery into something wonderfully unexpected.

Through carefully crafted correspondence, intriguing evidence, guided recordings, journals, and investigative exercises, you'll uncover the fascinating workings of your own mind, question long-held assumptions, beliefs and behaviours, and discover new possibilities for who you might become.

Every investigation is an invitation to become both the investigator and the subject of discovery.

No judgment. No predetermined conclusions. Just curiosity, evidence, and the freedom to discover what lies beneath the surface.

The most fascinating case you'll ever investigate is your own.

Your investigation begins here.

THE BUREAU

In Pursuit of Understanding Since 1885.