Wellbeing Workshops with LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY®
I offer two evidence-informed wellbeing workshops using the LEGO® Serious Play® method. Both create safe, hands-on spaces for people to reflect on their wellbeing, but they differ in depth, purpose, and audience.

Building Your Wellbeing
- Format: 2-hour workshop, up to 12 participants
- Focus: Introduction to wellbeing, reflection, and practical steps
- Best for: Groups and organisations wanting a short, engaging wellbeing activity
- Tone: Reflective, creative, and inclusive
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Managing Stress, Low Mood, and Anxiety
- Format: 8-week programme, weekly 2-hour sessions, up to 10 participants
- Focus: Supporting people with mild to moderate challenges such as stress, low mood, or anxiety
- Best for: Groups and organisations wanting a structured, therapeutic intervention that complements existing support
- Tone: Therapeutic, skills-based, supportive
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| Building Your Wellbeing | Managing Stress, Low Mood, and Anxiety | |
| Format | 2-hour workshop | 8-week programme (weekly 2-hour sessions) |
| Group size | Up to 12 participants | Up to 10 participants |
| Focus | Introduction to wellbeing, reflection, and practical steps | Supporting people with mild to moderate mental health challenges (stress, low mood, anxiety) |
| Approach | Creative reflection using a 51-brick personal kit | Therapeutic intervention using the full LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® process |
| Best for | Organisations or teams wanting a short, engaging wellbeing activity | Organisations seeking a structured wellbeing programme to support staff |
| Facilitators | Dr Geraint Wyn Story | Dr Geraint Wyn Story & Sineidin O’Reilly |
| Tone | Reflective, creative, inclusive | Therapeutic, skills-based, supportive |
| Outcomes | * Greater awareness of current wellbeing * Clearer vision of what better wellbeing looks like * Practical steps to take forward | * Insight into how stress, anxiety, and mood affect thoughts & behaviours * Tools to reframe unhelpful thinking * Strategies for resilience and coping * Reduced isolation through shared group experience |
