Tag: self
Thread of Dental
Unlike many yoga activities, thread of dental is a laughter yoga activity that is more of a group practice than an individual one
Uncover Your Superpowers
If you’re ready to go beyond surface-level connections with your team, the “uncover your superpowers” is the ideal activity
Appreciative Questions
Appreciative questions connect us with the ability to see something new, resignify events, recognize hidden qualities or potentialities
Rose and Thorn
With the activity the rose and the thorn can share gratifications and vulnerability to develop feelings of closeness and empathy as a team
Facial Expressions
Facial expressions are an important part of everyday life and we may not consider them when it comes to advanced forms of communication
Liberated Laughter
The liberated laughter not only provides a full-scale workout for your muscles, it unleashes a rush of stress-busting endorphins
Tag Team Game
Tag team game objective for each person to share their strengths and positive traits that contribute to the overall success of the group
Bucket List
The bucket list is a simple game and only requires paper whose objective is to get to know each other better
Critical Thinking Game
Critical thinking game is one of the remote meeting ideas where people make a difficult decision under pressure
Conflict Confessions
The Conflict Confessions activity helps people resolve conflicts through analysis, reflection, and understanding
First Impressions
The first impressions game is an activity that promotes laughter, and makes it easy for each person on the team to introduce themselves
Silly Laughter
A silly laughter is great therapy for self-awareness as it allows you to face your discomfort by acting and looking silly
Deep Breathing
Laughter exercises are interspersed with deep breathing exercises to help flush the lungs as well as bring physical and mental relaxation
Swinging Laughter
Swinging Laughter is a fun group laughter therapy activity that helps people improve their sense of well-being
Dream Trips
Dream Trips is a light-hearted introductory activity, which encourages participants to find out a bit more about their work colleagues