You should use the option of hosting a workshop for your team when you want to actively engage the team on one subject or problem within the team environment. For example: If you think increasing the efficiency of communication is important inside the team, then a workshop about communication is a good choice. This as well can be other subjects, it is best to contact us to see what would be best for your team.

Within a team, many subjects can be important. Are you at the start of the season? Is there a problem you would like to solve? Do you have a direction of what you want to achieve? Before you book a workshop, we want to know what the context of your team is. This way we can help you define what would be a good solution for your situation. You can send an e-mail to [email protected] and give a little bit of context about the situation. Then also add details on how to get in touch with you to discuss what subjects would fit your context best, before scheduling the time and date for a workshop.

It all depends on the context and what is important to your team. Most of the time, depending on the topics, it takes between 2 and 5 hours, including breaks. 

Workshops can be tremendously valuable. Teams can change their behavior within hours and come to agreements with each other that everyone stands behind. The workshop is given by an expert that can guide and support a team around one or more topics to get your team to the desired results. Before the workshop we will have a short conversation about the context of the team, so we know a direction of what to expect. Often times, one workshop is impactful and for more a delicate context it can be wise to follow up on the first workshop to have continuation in the made agreements and gathered insights from the first workshop.

The best way to book a workshop is to send an e-mail with a little bit of the context and direction you want to go to with the workshop to [email protected]. Include details how we can be in contact with you to talk through the context of the team, before setting up a date and time for the workshop.