Method 

"An artist is someone who has learn't to trust in himself"~ Ludwig van Beethoven

TNT'S  

Building  Positive Paradigms Through Interactive Games

Participants of PLAY THEORY consistently gain a greater sense of validation, trust and hope. PLAY THEORY cultivates a belief in abundance rather than scarcity and limitations and builds optimistic paradigms that encourage participants to seek solutions outside of the proverbial box. Interactive, noncompetitve games create generous intentions that build trust.  This increase in charitable feelings  has been consistent amongst a wide variety of groups of all ages. 

• The Board of The City of Roseville
• Walmart employee training
• Deseret Industries Employee development
• Girl Scouts Super Saturday
• Boy Scouts of America encampment
• BYU Theater classes & Performing Young Ambassadors/BYU
• Escalante Elementary School SLC, UT (focus on English as second language & high Risk Students)
• Sacramento Children's Home (Orphanage & Children at high risk)
• Del Oro High School, Loomis, CA
• Cedar City JHS, Cedar City, UT
• Olympus JHS, Murray, UT
• Olympus JHS, Roseville, CA
• Carmichael School, Carmichael. CA
• Cathryn Gates Elementary School, Roseville, CA
• Horizon Charter School, Auburn, CA
• EV Cain JHS, Auburn, CA

One workshop of note was with Deseret Industries employees.  The group consisted of about 15 adults ranging in age form 18 to 50.  There were first generation immigrants with very limited English and others with a variety of handicaps ranging from emotional to physical.  The PLAY THEORY games were adapted to serve their capacities and needs.  The outcome was powerful.  Here's a link to a blog post about it. http://takenotetroupe.blogspot.com

DETAILS

Contact TNT's at tntshows@gmail.com or call GOOGLE # for PLAY THEORY workshops
TNT does not charge for PLAY THEORY WORKSHOPS but gladly accepts donations : )

Check out a PLAY THEORY workshop in action here.