Yesterday I sat down in Costa Rica and simply watched. I observed people walking along, heads held high, shaking hands, moments of laughter, and intentional connections. The bright
We’ve all heard the old phrase, “laughter is the best medicine.” Have you ever found yourself in a stressful or tough situation or are merely having a bad
What is artificial intelligence? Artificial intelligence (AI) has been here for quite a while, and we are becoming aware that it is taking over many human jobs. Let
The number one way and number two way of ruining employee morale is lack of communication and poor communication. That is a bold statement, yes, but none-the-less it
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Strategic planning has its place in a firm’s structure, but often it is unproductive or less effective than improvisation. Does this mean we should throw strategic planning out
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At some point in our lives, we all have faced (or will face) the dreaded elevator pitch, ie. a quick inventive clever speech that we say in an
We will explore the impact trauma has on students in learning environments and how applied improvisation helps with trauma-informed teaching.
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Applied improvisation is easily integrated into therapy for eating disorder patients in that it can effectively guide them through treatment and help with the eating process. Unfortunately, this
Consider how many times you hear the phrase “no, but” in a day. Now consider how many times a student hears shutting down phrases like “no, but” in
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Mrs. Frank passion is rooted in helping teams communicate effectively and has been working successfully in this field for over 20 years.
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