Group Dynamics

Code of Conduct is a simple but meaningful activity that sets the tone for an event and builds consensus on shared values

Group Map is a simple and effective team building activity that gets everyone more familiar with each other

The Milgram Shock Experiment instructed study participants to deliver shocks of increasingly higher voltage to an actor in another room

A perfect square is an activity that forces teams to communicate when they can’t see each other or their progress, and to work cooperatively

Futures Wheel helps people develop the skill of visual perception that involves organizing and interpreting information and giving it meaning

Body of Words is a great way to get people to relax and have fun at a team retreat and learn how to plan, think creatively, and cooperate

The objective of Odd Couples activity is to improve relationships in the team based on the differences and similarities between people

Have you ever wondered how synergy relates to teamwork and also how diversity relates to synergy and teamwork?

If facilitated correctly, Knot or No-Knot is a very powerful exercise for practicing negotiation and argumentation skills

The personal facts guessing game is a great way to learn your team member’s interests outside of a work environment

The Purpose of the Three Way Communication is to discuss the pros and cons of different communication methods and styles

Different social psychology research shows that High-Performing Teams are happier, more committed and generate better results

In Draw a Car, a fun and hands-on team building activity, groups design a car using team-related items to get to know each other better

The objective of The Arctic Challenge is to practice communication, collaboration, problem solving, and trust building

Different Sounds Laughter is a practice aimed at experiencing the simulated-spontaneous laughter binomial to achieve all its health benefits