Group Dynamics

Multitasking circle is a group activity to explore the ability to multitask, promote collaboration and continuous improvement

The 30 Second Monologue is ideal when participants are challenged with giving key information in very limited time

Wellness Checklists are a way to gauge whether disagreements are work conflicts or the result of personal and environmental factors

There are four types of team building techniques for organizations leaders can choose from that help their teams achieve various goals

One of the easiest ways to test if someone is listening is to ask them questions and one exercise that can help is tell a story activity

The question of the day is a simple opening and/or closing exercise that invites your group to reflect on different topics

The Scamper Method is a creative technique used to expand and improve ideas by testing and questioning them using different approaches

In my shoes is a team building activity to create strong bond between people, while exercising empathy and active listening skills

The Draw Your Mood Activity Draw your mood is is a great icebreaker activity and help people on…

Creative Solutions is a fantastic activity because it encourages teamwork, creative problem solving and a shared moment of fun

Research has shown that teams go through 5 definitive stages of group development in learning to work together effectively

Construct with Lego is an ideal exercise to practice effective communication and carry out a task and project in a group

Unlike many yoga activities, thread of dental is a laughter yoga activity that is more of a group practice than an individual one

If you’re ready to go beyond surface-level connections with your team, the “uncover your superpowers” is the ideal activity

The history of team can be traced to the Hawthorne studies which established the importance of intergroup relations in organizations