

BXP
NEXT COHORTS BEGIN
FALL
'22
BASICS IN
FACILITATING GAMES
Play should be in every facilitator's toolbelt. Is it in yours? Join us to level up your client offerings and earn our Level 1 Certificate.
Cohort #3
October 11, 18, 25
12:00-3:30pm each day
Program Cost: $750
Cohort #4
November 3-4
9:00-4:00pm; 9:00-1:30pm
Program Cost: $750

LEARNING OUTCOMES
Led virtually by members of the Barometer XP team, the Basics of Facilitating Games program consists of 10 hours (split over 2 or 3 days) of interactive group sessions, 1 individual coaching session, and invitations to public demo events. At the end of this program, you will be more confident in using games for a variety of leadership and team development needs. Email us if you want to learn more.
Understand basic game mechanics and why they matter
Enhance your self-awareness and best play practices
Choose effective games for clients and explore our framework

BXP BENEFITS
Our training cohorts are small (less than 15 people) so participants can make lasting connections with expert facilitators from different fields. The value of this experience expands beyond programmed sessions. You will join our larger community of practice and larger earn BXP's Level 1 Facilitator Certification, which means...
Opportunities to join and lead client engagements
Invitation to become a client referral partner with incentives
Access to the BXP team for custom support and collaboration
Full access to our game catalogue, plus the ability to submit new entries
Opportunities to join exclusive test sessions for new games
Discounts for future membership offerings (launching in 2023)

YOUR TRAINERS

PROGRAM REFLECTIONS
I have always loved games as a facilitation tool, but it can be challenging to create exercises and games that don’t feel like ‘forced fun’. Barometer XP offers really clever and fun games and exercises, creating opportunities for teamwork and leadership in a way that demonstrates how people work individually and together. Games are designed to address different aspects of team and leadership and to prompt smart, open discussions about all different aspects of work. This is the kind of fun that teams will actually have fun with! -- Lauren Lefkowitz, CEO, Lauren Lefkowitz Coaching
The BarometerXP team's passion for games is obvious - they find unique and diverse games and help think through meaningful facilitation. I feel like I've added a new dimension to how I engage my audiences, that is well received and better remembered. -- Priya Jindal, Founder, Nextpat
The program opened my eyes to the power of games for helping a team understand themselves. With facilitation, a team could take what they learn from the games to making steps to change. -- Ellen Luebbers, MD, Assistant Professor, CWRU School of Medicine