An iceberg is a powerful visual to help participants think about what it means to live "above the water line," and stop hiding who they really are. This is a good relationship-building activity for …

What movie have you seen recently that you would recommend and why? What is your favorite sport to watch and why? If you could see one movie again for the first time, what would it be …

Health Staff Compilation Curated by Laura Leone Please enjoy this collection of brain breaks and ice breakers, which can be used for. irtual meetings, presentations, and gatherings. While they …

Two set of three objects plays well with 10 to 16 participants. If you have up to 24 participants (the maximum number I would use this one with), add one or two more object to each set. Also, …

This Icebreaker gets participants to start sharing in a low-risk way by responding to dichotomous questions. It’s a fun way to open a session and to see similarities and differences in a group of …

Under the Water: These are the deeper feelings or thoughts behind the worry. MELTING THE WORRY ICEBERG! to shrink them! Just like ice melts in the sun, worries get smaller when we …

Ice Breakers are fun and easy way for not only your staff and incoming students to get to know each other, but to help reduce anxiety and tension as well. When using the following ice …