Per Kristiansen

its so rewarding to use LSP with special needs participants. Few months ago i had the opportunity to run team building workshop wjich it has 3 participants who were deaf. They had their own interpret which absolutely helped. the success of the workshop depended on the power of including these participants through allowing enough time…[Read more]

Hi Marko,
Thanks for raising this topic. I think your own personal story is a very eloquent one and perhaps significantly more powerful one than my own, which is similar.

I learnt about LSP in 2002 from Joyce Miller, who, as a freelance researcher and communications consultant working for the Imagination Lab in Lausanne, had just attended the…[Read more]

Hello Hugues,

When you’re working with a deaf person in the group, they’d likely bring their interpreter. The main adaptation would be to give the interpreter some space / time to finish their sentences or move closer to the speaker. So make sure people don’t start talking at the same time, or at the speed of light. Everything that’s being said…[Read more]

hi Enrique, I’m Patricia from Buenos Aires. I’d like to be part of it, and learn from the results, as well.
Many thanks
Patricia
pk@patriciakistenmacher.com.ar

Omar – what time zone you have in mind in your Doodle poll? :)

Dear Manuel,
As you were trained by Robert, I am sure that you are currently respecting the principles, process and ethics of the method as much as anyone.

When in doubt, stick to what you know.

Regarding improvisation, I fear that it would be quite risky to improvise a building task. I already find it difficult to explain a task, when it is in…[Read more]