The Coaches Toolkit — LEGO® Serious Play®
Webinar Promo: The Coaches Toolkit — LEGO® Serious Play®
Help managers turn stuck conversations into creative, practical action.
What if the biggest breakthrough in your next coaching or leadership conversation did not come from another framework, worksheet or slide deck — but from a handful of LEGO® bricks?
In this practical webinar from The Coaches Toolkit, hosted by Mark Hindle, we will explore how LEGO® Serious Play® helps managers and coaches make complex thinking visible, unlock fresh perspectives and create more inclusive problem-solving conversations. Inspired by the Coaching Life article on why LEGO® Serious Play® is the creative problem-solving tool managers may not realise they need, this session shows how play can become a serious pathway to insight, alignment and action.
Why attend?
- Discover how hands-on model building can help people express ideas that are difficult to put into words.
- Learn how LEGO® Serious Play® can support creativity, psychological safety and equal participation in coaching and team settings.
- Explore ways to move managers beyond “talking in circles” and into tangible, shared problem solving.
- See how metaphors, storytelling and physical models can deepen reflection and accelerate insight.
Who it is for
This webinar is ideal for coaches, facilitators, people leaders, HR professionals and managers who want more engaging ways to support reflection, collaboration and creative decision-making.
What you will take away
- A clear understanding of what LEGO® Serious Play® is and why it works.
- Practical examples of how it can be used in coaching and management conversations.
- Ideas for helping teams surface assumptions, reframe challenges and build shared understanding.
- Confidence to experiment with a more creative, embodied approach to problem solving.
Join us for The Coaches Toolkit webinar and learn how to turn small bricks into big insights. Register now to discover a playful, practical method for helping managers and teams think differently, collaborate better and solve problems more creatively.