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A training tool for coaches and managers who want to develop mastery in the fundamental coaching skill of asking powerful open-ended questions.
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Climer Cards offer a fun way to engage with groups, students and clients. The hand drawn art images evoke reflection, insight and lively discussion. Perfect for coaches, therapists, educators and facilitators.
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48 great open-ended coaching questions to help you appreciate and build on
what’s good. Great for coaches, facilitators and discussion leaders.
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Looking to spark some conversation in your next team meeting, coaching session or retreat? This 70 card deck contains images and questions for team leaders, facilitators and coaches to create memorable and engaging experiences.
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 Learn 40 different ways to use your imagery based card decks in workshops, retreats and individual, group or team coaching. Whether you are focusing on visioning, strengths, innovation or team development you will love the activities in this e-manual.
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The Road to Resilience™ VALUES DECK offers you and your team creative ways to engage in conversations about values. The Two-Decks-in-One feature packs multiple usage possibilities into one set of cards.
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The At my best® strengths cards are an inspiring set of images and words that help your clients focus on what they (and others) do best. A flexible and highly engaging way to open up discussion or use as a card sort process.
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Inspiration Cards: Each card is a colorful, one-of-a-kind collage backed with powerful questions guaranteed to motivate those you work with into out-of-the-box thinking.
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A fun, creative way to answer the question, “What
should I write about today?”Use the cards whenever you need inspiration for your blog, email newsletter, guest posts, vlog, and social media channels. 60 cards plus Guidebook
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Participants will be drawn in by the miniature figures, objects, symbols, and animals of this unique assortment of 30 miniature charms. The use of objects as metaphor can enhance reflection and dialogue. Participants can attach their thoughts to a tangible object that
can be touched and shown to a group.
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