The Rivers
The 60 cards in The River game use the Photolangage® method and can be used in many contexts: professional workshops, consulting, coaching, training, etc.
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Product Description
The 60 cards in the Rivers game use the Photolangage ® method and can be used in many contexts: professional workshops, consulting, coaching, training, etc.
Images allow the user to create metaphors to describe a given situation or process.
We offer a complementary game based on the metaphor of roads: discover our ROADS cards.
Who is it for?
This game is aimed at anyone wishing to use the Photolangage® method, whether in individual coaching sessions or in companies during team meetings.
Its use
There are several different ways to use these cards:
Choose a single card: to represent a given situation or answer a specific question. Ex: choose a card that represents your current professional situation.
Combine multiple maps: to create a continuum and describe the different phases of a process. E.g., describe your career path within the company.
Combination of cards chosen by different users: in order to represent situations, processes or objectives in a group.
The 60 cards in the Rivers game use the Photolangage ® method and can be used in many contexts: professional workshops, consulting, coaching, training, etc.
Images allow the user to create metaphors to describe a given situation or process.
We offer a complementary game based on the metaphor of roads: discover our ROADS cards.
This game is aimed at anyone wishing to use the Photolangage® method, whether in individual coaching sessions or in companies during team meetings.
There are several different ways to use these cards:
Choose a single card: to represent a given situation or answer a specific question. Ex: choose a card that represents your current professional situation.
Combine multiple maps: to create a continuum and describe the different phases of a process. E.g., describe your career path within the company.
Combination of cards chosen by different users: in order to represent situations, processes or objectives in a group.