Orobie Basecamp

The approach

Meaningful conversations in motion

Beweging, gerichte aandacht, gesprek tussen gelijken, stilte en het concreet maken. Dat is hoe we van een vraag naar betekenisvolle vooruitgang gaan.

The working definition

When has it worked?

A WALK does not end when everyone has had a good chat. It ends when people have new words for what is going on, see their own part in it and take home at least one concrete choice.

Movement + focused attention + conversation between equals + silence + making it tangible = meaningful progress.

Walkers on a mountain path

The process

Question, conversation, confrontation, choice, commitment.

WALK is the name of our method. The process is what you buy: a sharp question, a conversation that no one avoids, a confrontation with one's own part, a concrete choice, and a checkpoint after thirty days.

1

Ask

A pointed question, not a broad theme.

2

Conversation

A structure in which no one can walk away.

3

Confrontation

First look, then solve.

4

Choice

Who does what, and when.

5

Commitment

A checkpoint after thirty days.

Three movements

WALK · BUILD · DECIDE

WALK

Step outside the usual setting

Ask · Listen · Keep

We move, literally, away from the table. Along the way we ask sharp questions, hear perspectives that never surfaced in the meeting, and identify what matters. What is fact, what is interpretation, and what have you kept arguing about without changing anything?

A concrete, shared picture of what is really happening.

BUILD

Make the insights tangible

From opinions to a model

Back at the table, everyone builds. With LEGO® Serious Play® when it fits: what is on the table in bricks can be discussed without anyone having to defend themselves. Connections, tensions and dependencies become visible.

A model the whole group recognises and can explain.

DECIDE

The day ends with choices

From insight to visible action

Insight no one can see is not a result. What will you do differently? What is the smallest visible step within 72 hours, who needs to be involved, and how will colleagues notice the change?

Choices, owners and dates, plus a check-in after thirty days.

Our promises

What we always deliver

  • Everyone gets meaningful time to speak.
  • No one has to share personal information.
  • Questions explore; they never steer.

What it is not

For anyone who has seen too many workshops

  • Not therapy.
  • Not a meeting in disguise.
  • Not a string of clever questions with nowhere to land.

WALK alongside LEGO® Serious Play®

Two methods that need each other.

To The Missing Brick

Safety and confidentiality

The contract up front

Voluntary

You may skip a question, or answer it at a different level. The facilitator never decides how personal you have to get.

Confidential

Lessons may leave the group. Recognisable personal stories stay inside it.

No fixing reflex

We listen to understand, not to prepare an answer. Advice and interpretation only when someone asks for them.

A clear boundary

This is facilitation of workable professional questions. Where acute psychological or medical issues appear, we refer on.

Safe walking

Technical passages are walked without a reflection task. When the path needs attention, the conversation stops.

Group size

Six to sixteen, ideally seven to twelve

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Follow-up

A checkpoint after thirty days

Thirty days later we come back to the model and the commitments, online or in person. It is the difference between a good day out and something that actually changed.

Which format fits your question?