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4 STEPS 2 SUCCESS... CREATIVE CONFIDENCE for DIVERSITY GROUPS Our Creative Confidence workshops are designed for diversity groups who wish to develop more confidence in themselves through the opening up of innate creative energies. With today’s complex lifestyles, plans are secondary to the ability to improvise new solutions as fast as they are required to meet life goals. Diversity groups include charities, young offenders, NHS trusts, indeed any group which has special needs not catered for by traditional one-size-fits-all training programmes. Our workshop tool is the magic of comedy improvisation within our carefully constructed Model called 4 STEPS 2 SUCCESS.
So how does Improvisation Helps Creative Confidence?
What's the benefit of improvisation exercises and games to creativity? Improvisational structures are governed by rules that require participants to accept and cooperate with each other, listen interactively, and jointly advance the action of a given task while continually supporting each other to be successful Improvisation fosters successful collaboration. To succeed, participants must attend to their partners' communication and accept and build upon each other's actions while remaining as flexible as possible. As a result, everyone is empowered to interactively discover his or her inherent creative potential.
So what does the workshop day look like? A typical workshop program (which is always customised to specific needs)
What's my next step? Please contact us by email or phone and we can offer you a fuller description of how our 4 Steps 2 Success can help the people in your diversity group achieve more success in whatever terms success applies to their individual needs. We recognise that diversity groups such as charities have financial constraints and we will always do our utmost to provide a solution which accommodates limited budgets.
"Something magical happens when people let themselves go, enter a flow state where anything that happens is useful, can be built on and can go in any direction. The results obtained are invariably beyond what could have been achieved by traditional training methods" |