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Well-being package

Name: Well-being package
SKU: 918
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240 picture cards
2 pcs. Magnum Sets (19×19 cm)
2 pcs. Pocket Sets (9×9 cm)
10 exercises in an e-booklet (PDF)

Well-being package

Pocket Sets

Magnum Sets

€ 339

Category: Skjulte pakker Tags: Kursus, Picture cards, Pocket

Description

Description

240 picture cards
2 pcs. Magnum Sets (19×19 cm)
2 pcs. Pocket Sets (9×9 cm)
10 exercises in an e-booklet (PDF)

All prices are excl. of VAT.

Frequently asked questions

Editions and Faces – which picture series should I choose?

Editions
Each Edition can be used for many different purposes. The Editions are compiled in the same way – the only difference between them is the selection of pictures, so choose the Editions you like the most. However, you cannot expect the pictures to speak to others in the exact same way they speak to you. Dialoogle’s mission is not to deliver specific visual answers, but rather to stimulate the brain in order to find an answer.

Using the pictures creatively and metaphorically promotes reflection. In this way you will obtain more nuanced and well-considered answers. Those who listen will get the same visual reference, and this will strengthen the understanding among participants. – If you want the pictures to express answers in a very concrete way, you can select picture cards for this purpose from several Editions.

Faces
Dialoogle’s Faces cards have proven their value in mentalisation processes with adults as well as children. The Faces cards are extremely useful for perceiving and communicating empathy and feelings, needs and desires – but also for interpreting and understanding expressions, language and behaviour. Faces cards can be used in conversations and creative processes but also for conflict solving and for coping with stress and anxiety. Only your imagination sets the limits for the use of this picture series.

If you are still in doubt about which picture series to choose, we will be happy to help you. Contact us here.

What is the difference between Pocket and Magnum cards?

Pocket and Magnum are two different sizes. Pocket cards measure 9×9 cm, and Magnum cards 19×19 cm. All Editions Faces are available in both Pocket and Magnum sizes. The Pocket cards are particularly suitable on the table for one-on-one conversations and in small groups. The Magnum size is well suited for use on the floor when you work with larger groups and everyone must be able to see the pictures. You may also use the Magnum cards in one-on-one conversations if you prefer to walk around while you talk. Pocket and Magnum sizes can be used in combination to create new visual reflections in the search for pictures. You can also use the Pocket cards for adding details, new ideas etc. to a Magnum card.

How fast can you deliver?

We strive to deliver your items within seven days. Within Europe the delivery time is approximately 2-4 days, and deliveries to the United States and most Asian countries will arrive in approximately 4-5 days. For deliveries to the rest of the world, longer delivery times can be expected. You are always welcome to contact us by email and enquire about the estimated delivery time to your location. After we receive your order you will receive an email with a tracking link.

Have you received my order?

If you have received an email confirming your order number, we have received your order. If you have not received an email, please check your junk mail. Please, feel free to contact us here.

What do I do if I want to return my purchase?

You can return your purchase within 14 days after receiving your order. Contact us here if you want to send back your order.

Brain

90% of the brain’s sensory input comes from visual sources. Images start thought tracks in the brain. If they cross each other in new combinations, new ideas emerge.

Empathy

Dialoogle picture cards can make it easier to empathise with others and understand their feelings.

Reflection

Dialoogle’s images are created to make us reflect. When we reflect on something, we think it through thoroughly and find new nuances and solutions.

“This guy looks a bit weird. But he makes a strong impression. He uses himself, and he has edge. The same goes for you, which is relieving and helpful to all of us.”Michael Koefoed2022-02-25T09:29:24+01:00

“This guy looks a bit weird. But he makes a strong impression. He uses himself, and he has edge. The same goes for you, which is relieving and helpful to all of us.”

“The picture shows my sense of strong natural energy flowing through our department. Like a waterfall flowing in the right direction.”Michael Koefoed2022-02-25T09:29:30+01:00

“The picture shows my sense of strong natural energy flowing through our department. Like a waterfall flowing in the right direction.”

“This picture symbolises that you are a seeker, you are curious, and you are not afraid of blazing your own trail. Thank you for being like that.”Michael Koefoed2022-02-25T09:29:14+01:00

“This picture symbolises that you are a seeker, you are curious, and you are not afraid of blazing your own trail. Thank you for being like that.”

“We can have the warehouse guys join us when we plan sales tactics! Then they’ll be ready when we make a breakout!”Michael Koefoed2022-02-25T09:28:51+01:00

“We can have the warehouse guys join us when we plan sales tactics! Then they’ll be ready when we make a breakout!”

“With this symbol I suggest that we introduce an obligation to smile and say hello to each other every morning.”Michael Koefoed2022-02-25T09:27:52+01:00

“With this symbol I suggest that we introduce an obligation to smile and say hello to each other every morning.”

“We have been in a terrible storm. But now I feel we have a strong turtle shield to protect our business. There is no stress.”Michael Koefoed2022-02-25T09:29:36+01:00

“We have been in a terrible storm. But now I feel we have a strong turtle shield to protect our business. There is no stress.”

“I have chosen the monkey because that’s how I feel many of you in this class see me. And that makes me sad.”Michael Koefoed2022-02-25T09:29:49+01:00

“I have chosen the monkey because that’s how I feel many of you in this class see me. And that makes me sad.”

“This is a picture of my dream. To find that pot of gold at the end of the rainbow so that I can marry Cathrine and live happily everafter with our family.”Michael Koefoed2022-02-25T09:29:43+01:00

“This is a picture of my dream. To find that pot of gold at the end of the rainbow so that I can marry Cathrine and live happily everafter with our family.”

What is the first thing you think about when you see this picture?Michael Koefoed2022-02-25T09:29:08+01:00

What is the first thing you think about when you see this picture?

“With this smiling lemon I propose healthy snacks to staff! Happy employees are more efficient when things get a little sour. So, management will also be happy!”Michael Koefoed2022-02-25T09:28:45+01:00

“With this smiling lemon I propose healthy snacks to staff! Happy employees are more efficient when things get a little sour. So, management will also be happy!”

Who should have the next kiss from you?Michael Koefoed2022-02-25T09:29:01+01:00

Who should have the next kiss from you?

What does this symbol mean to you?Michael Koefoed2022-02-25T09:28:57+01:00

What does this symbol mean to you?

“The picture shows my sense of strong natural energy flowing through our department. Like a waterfall flowing in the right direction.”Michael Koefoed2022-02-25T09:29:30+01:00

“The picture shows my sense of strong natural energy flowing through our department. Like a waterfall flowing in the right direction.”

“I often feel that – like these zebras – departments are gazing in opposite directions and do not share the same goals and vision.”Michael Koefoed2022-02-25T09:28:33+01:00

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“I often feel that – like these zebras – departments are gazing in opposite directions and do not share the same goals and vision.”

What was the first thing you thought about when you saw this picture?Michael Koefoed2021-12-15T11:01:39+01:00

What was the first thing you thought about when you saw this picture?

“This picture symbolises that you are a seeker, you are curious, and you are not afraid of blazing your own trail. Thank you for being like that.”Michael Koefoed2022-02-25T09:29:14+01:00