What if your team had a map to understand its differences — and work better with them?
A group introduction to communication and collaboration preferences using the Mapstell® map.
The ways we communicate, make decisions and work together are not always alike. With Mapstell Team Experience™, the team explores these differences through a visual map and group exercises. Participants observe their preferences and discover other ways of approaching the same situation.
This introduction gives the team a common language to discuss its differences without judging them. It suits a new team getting to know each other, as well as an established team wishing to better understand certain differences in how it collaborates.
The workshop is based on each participant’s Mapstell personal profile, prepared before the session.
A shared tool for locating different ways of communicating and collaborating.
The group explores its preferences and differences together.
Everyone observes how they approach a situation, without judgement.
The team leaves with clearer words to talk about its differences.
Observe your own communication preferences and those of others.
Have a shared language to discuss them without judgement.
Understand certain recurring friction points in working together.
Help a new team get to know each other more quickly.
Mapstell Team Experience™ is particularly well suited to a new team, an evolving collaboration or recurring misunderstandings in the ways people communicate and work.
At Dolce La Hulpe or at a suitable venue chosen by the client, in a room with enough clear space to lay out the map.
Tell us about your group and its context.
Plan this workshop
An equicoaching experience where the team learns to observe, adapt and create a shared movement.
Through contact with horses, discover what your actions reveal about you and your relationships. A guided experience to understand others better and find your place in the team.
The four colour energies provide a simple language for differences in communication. The team learns to understand each other better and adapt how they communicate, without putting anyone in a box.
