Facilitation templates
Experiences you can run
Structured activities with timing, group size, steps, and honest notes about what tends to go wrong. Start with something beginner-friendly and short.
30 templates
Meaningful Introductions
Move beyond "What do you do?" and help a room discover what people actually care about.
Beyond Small Talk
A simple question sequence that takes a conversation from polite to genuinely interesting.
Three Questions That Matter
Three carefully chosen prompts that let people meet each other at the level of what they care about.
Connection Carousel
Rotating short conversations so everyone meets several people rather than only their neighbour.
Common Ground
A gentle group exercise that surfaces unexpected shared experiences and interests.
Needs + Gifts Exchange
Everyone names something they can offer and something they need — then the room makes the matches.
What I Can Offer
A short practice for helping people name gifts they usually overlook in themselves.
Community Possibilities
Turn "someone should do something" into concrete possibilities the group actually wants to try.
Who Should Meet Whom?
A matchmaking round where the group deliberately introduces people to each other.
Community Resource Map
Map the skills, spaces, tools, and relationships already present in a community.
Playful Introductions
Lower the social threshold fast with a light, laughter-friendly way to meet.
Human Bingo, Reimagined
The classic mixer, rewritten so the prompts lead somewhere real.
Collaborative Story
A group builds one story together, one line at a time.
Tiny Talent Show
Low-stakes sharing of small, strange, and delightful talents.
Celebrate Something
A short ritual for noticing and marking what is going well.
Move Together
A gentle, opt-in movement practice that shifts a room's energy and helps people arrive in their bodies.
Mirroring
Partners move in silent reflection of each other, building attention and attunement.
Embodied Check-In
Invite people to notice and share how they are arriving, through the body rather than a story.
Movement Without Words
A wordless group practice where people follow, lead, and respond to each other.
Group Rhythm
Build a shared rhythm together — no musical experience needed.
What Is Alive for You?
An open check-in question that lets people bring what they are actually carrying.
Rose, Thorn, Seed
A simple three-part reflection: what bloomed, what hurt, what is beginning.
Stories That Shaped Us
Longer-form personal storytelling in small groups, with careful containers.
Values in Motion
Move around the room to explore what people value and why — not just declare it.
What I'm Learning
A rotating share on what each person is currently practicing or figuring out.
Question Harvest
Collect the group's real questions before rushing to answers.
What Are We Noticing?
A shared observation round that surfaces patterns nobody could see alone.
Possibility Mapping
Cluster ideas and energy into a visible map of what the group could do next.
Small Experiments
Shrink big ambitions into experiments small enough to actually start.
From Idea to First Step
Pair up and leave with one specific, scheduled first action.