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A game
of Appreciation played for the sheer fun of
it can be a very enjoyable way for families or friends
to spend time together. In addition to being fun
it can also be enlightening.
Any
group of people playing it will get to know each
other better through the lively sharing of ideas
that it stimulates. Parents of teenagers will find
it an effective way to gently bridge the communications
gap. Couples can use it to identify and resolve
issues comfortably. In fact, anyone who has taken
the personal improvement ethic of recent years to
heart will find it a great combination of personal
growth and fun.
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Educators,
trainers, group leaders, counsellors and facilitators
in a wide variety of professional contexts can use
The Appreciation Game as a very flexible tool to
support their client's efforts at personal improvement.
Such
professionals
can either facilitate games themselves with groups
of clients or introduce it to their clients and
let them use it at their own discretion and convenience.
It can be used to good effect in a variety of support
groups, skill development courses, counselling programs,
human potential seminars, classrooms or management
training workshops.
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