50 Group Exercises in Threes & Fours

This book is part of a series of 3 books. The focal point of this book is to work with small groups of threes and fours within a large group. This is an easy to use, step by step guide that can be used for workshops, for group meetings, within therapeutic environments and even to enhance social events. This book was written for group leaders, trainers and therapists who work with groups. This book can be used by veterans and new trainers alike. This is a guide to help you plan and implement workshops while building group dynamics. This book is a stellar collection of 50 different games, exercises and activities, with many variations, that all work well in a circle. The book is here to help you plan well thought out and properly structured activities and productive rehearsals and workshops. You'll find here activities that support new groups with introductions, ice-breakers, physical and voice warm-ups, to deeper activities that build energy in the room, encouraging focus, playfulness, trust-building and even closer connections between participants. There are also sections on improvisation. Each activity is clearly broken down into several components, starting with the objectives, time allotment, supplies and preparation before the exercise, to a step by step guide for how to teach each exercise with precise details and explanations, and finishes with a reflective conversational piece. Throughout the book there are spaces avThis book was written for group conductors, trainers and therapists who work with groups. This book can be used by veterans and new trainers alike. This is a guide to help you plan and implement workshops while building group dynamics. This book is a stellar collection of 50 different games, exercises and activities, with many variations, that all work well in a circle. The book is here to help you plan well thought out and properly structured activities and productive rehearsals and workshops. You'll find here activities that support new groups with introductions, ice-breakers, physical and voice warm-ups, to deeper activities that build energy in the room, encouraging focus, playfulness, trust-building and even closer connections between participants. There are also sections on improvisation. Each activity is clearly broken down into several components, starting with the objectives, time allotment, supplies and preparation before the exercise, to a step by step guide for how to teach each exercise with precise details and explanations, and finishes with a reflective conversational piece. Throughout the book there are spaces available for the reader to write their own reflections and learning and the ability to tweak and change the activity to meet their own personal needs.