We all have a body and we know what it is right? Well, sort of...there are many models for what a body is and which you believe has huge implications. Consider the first sentence for example, it is normal to say we “have” ...
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Brighton (Sussex)/ London UK
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Tag Archive: communication
Mobile vs Embodied Connection
I recently led a workshop on connection as part of the Critical Incident in Brighton. We explored embodied connection through various touch and movement practices, and compared these connections through mobile devices and social media. The former is what I do for a living ...
Soft Skills in Hard Places
This article first appeared on the Training Journal and gives an insight into the training I take into conflict zones. You can read more about Integration Training's embodied approach which is used both in conflict zones and the corporate world Leadership, Communication & Stress Management Training in Conflict Zones I divide my time between European ...
Why ‘Game-Based Learning’ doesn’t require a broadband connection
We welcome this guest blog from Matt Lent of 'Game Train'. Matt is a qualified community development worker. He has worked supporting the growth of cohesive and collaborative communities for over 15 years, ranging from social enterprises to schools, local authorities and residential centres. For many years he worked as the ...
Music-making at Henley Business School
A guest blog by Chris Tero, an Associate of Integration Training. Chris tells us how he incorporates music-making with Leadership training. Learn more Integration Training's Leadership course. Chris Tero is an arts-based trainer, who has worked in corporate learning and development for over 15 years, working with many organisations. He has been delivering music-making as ...
‘The shortest distance between two people is a story’
Integration Training trainer Chris Treo tells us more. Stories hold our attention more than any PowerPoint presentation ever can. They draw people into conversation and collaboration. They appeal to the imagination and inspire creativity. We personally identify with universal themes, which encourage us to take ...
