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Playful Resilience®

We all hit times when it’s not plain sailing. How we prepare for the voyage, steer through the storms and recover from the journey are markers of our resilience.

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Learn how you can tap into one of the most natural and novel ways to ready for, respond to and recover from challenge and adversity: through the power of play.

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There are a range of opportunities to learn about the science and practice of play including;

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  • Keynote talk: Play your way to resilience - delivered for clients including Google and the Ministry of Justice

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  • Workshop: Playful Resilience® for Performance - learn about the power of play at work and experience our ground-breaking resilience board game Not all Plain Sailing™, a game that has helped groups worldwide to create connection, boost creativity and cope better with challenges and change

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  • Team events - leverage the power of playful facilitation to engage, inspire and empower your people. Team meetings, away days and bespoke workshops can be designed to incorporate a range of playful techniques, including Lego® Serious Play® (both ‘in the room’ and online)

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For more information on Playful Resilience® Click here

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More about the game, Not all Plain Sailing™ 

 

In a hybrid world, where incidental conversations are a scarcity, this game provides the perfect catalyst for teams to have engaging conversations in a fun environment.

 

Through play, participants will explore evidence-based strategies for resilience and well-being and consider how they can apply their learning to weather future challenges.

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What do previous participants say ?
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“I think it’s one of the most remarkable games I’ve ever played. If you get the chance to play the game, take it!”

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“It’s fantastic! It’s a really insightful game that helps you understand yourself and the people you’re playing with in a better way”.

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“I liked the interactive nature of it - it was so much more effective than sitting in a training room!”

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“The practical nature of it meant I left with actions I could immediately apply.” 

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