Alan Branagh

No problem, have fun

Hi,
no, there are no legal restrictions in terms doing this as a facilitator. However, when you buy the physical products you will find no real support in terms moving it from just using LEGO bricks to actually doing LEGO SERIOUS PLAY with its particular characteristics
Per

Hi,
I think that Eli is spot on! This is one of the long standing challenges in the community, often the best sharing has been at the annual learning days, simply because then it happened by “the water cooler”, things emerged, sometimes the form of what eventually would become an official case.

Karen,
What kind of case studies are you thinking about? In relation to direct client engagements (ie using LSP to solve a client problem) or in relation to the training of facilitators? I suspect it is the first one

So far little, but it is early days. I think that only a few consultancies outside the community have realised that it has happened, and for the clients at this stage it matters little. The element of “premium” or “exclusivity” is still there.

Hi Sébastien
that is a short question with a longer answer. Perhaps it would make sense to connect on the phone, are you on skype? My call name is pkristia

Hi Sébastien
To my knowledge no-one offers this as on-line training. The whole method is very hands on, in a literal sense, so it seems natural to do the training on-site rather than on-line
One option that you could explore is to gather a group (up to 10 people) and then explore having a training done in South America (in the country your own…[Read more]