How to Ruin Employee Morale
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 is true.
Applied Improvisation for Healthy Brains and Personal Growth
Applied Improvisation (AI) is extracting concepts and ideas from the world of Improvisation and then applying them to all aspects of business, relationships, and life. However, AI is much more
Improv For Leadership
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 the window?
Medical Improvisation; An Emerging Role in The Health Profession.
Medical Improvisation; An Emerging Role in The Health Profession. Medical Improvisation is taking the methodologies of improvisation and applies specific tools and principles to support health professional learning and match
How to Nail Your Elevator Pitch Through Utilizing Improv
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 attempt to
Applied Improvisation and Trauma: Healing and Trauma-Informed Teaching
Applied improvisation can help students heal from trauma, which in turn benefits their learning and relationships with their peers and adults. In this blog post, we will explore the following:
Applied Improv Enhances Executive Functioning
Applied improvisation supports executive functioning! In this post, we will explore what executive functioning is, the science behind applied improv’s beneficial impact on it, and exactly how applied improv supports
Applied Improvisation in Eating Disorder Therapy
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 relationship between
Applied Improv Creates a World of Opportunities for Disadvantaged Students
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 their average