What you get

Choose a purpose, follow a minute-by-minute plan, and close with one observable commitment – without inventing the session on the day.

This product follows the real sequence of the job and makes its device, format, and scope boundaries visible before purchase.

Included files

See exactly what is inside

• Three complete 60-minute run plans• Connection, Collaboration, and Reset/Refocus choices• Minute-by-minute facilitator scripts• Work-safe participant activities• Reflection and commitment pages• Facilitator after-action review• Remote, hybrid, and accessibility adaptations• Completed fictional example• Editable DOCX plus Letter and A4 PDFs• README and single-team license
How it works

Move from setup to a reviewable result

  1. Choose connection, collaboration, or reset/refocus using the quick guide.
  2. Read the safety boundary and prepare the included pages, pens, and visible timer.
  3. Follow the minute-by-minute script and neutral transition language.
  4. Use the debrief to name one observable agreement or small experiment.
  5. Record the owner, evidence route, review date, and facilitator after-action notes.
Scope and limitations

Clear boundaries

Facilitation planning aid only. Not therapy, mediation, an HR investigation, compliance, or legal advice. Passing is allowed and personal disclosure is never required.

FAQ

Questions before you buy

Is this an escape room or party game?

No. It is a facilitator-ready workplace session kit focused on connection, collaboration, or reset/refocus.

Do I need special materials?

No. Use the included pages, pens, and a visible timer. Remote teams may use an approved shared document.

Can I edit the wording?

Yes. An editable DOCX is included. Keep the pass rule and safety boundary when adapting prompts.

Will this resolve team conflict?

No. Active conflict, safety, misconduct, grievance, or formal performance issues require the organization’s proper support route.

Can participants skip a prompt?

Yes. Passing is explicitly allowed and personal disclosure is never required.