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Come trasformare ogni workshop, corso, retreat e programma in un'esperienze collettiva intenzionale, capace di generare comprensione e cambiamento reale.
The Intentional Experience Workshop
Designing a workshop, course, retreat, or collaborative event isn’t just about planning activities. It’s about intentionally shaping how people think, feel, and act together.
The Intentional Experience Lab is a hands-on workshop where you learn how to design collective experiences that generate real understanding and lasting impact.
Who this is for This lab is for people who design spaces where others learn, collaborate, or make decisions:
facilitators and trainers
consultants and coaches
innovation and HR teams
community builders
institutions and public organizations
If you want to stop improvising and start designing with intention, this is for you.
Format
2.5–3 hours live (online or in person)
small group, highly interactive
hands-on work on your real case
worksheets + Intentional Experience Canvas included
Custom sessions for teams and organizations available.
During the lab, we work through the core elements of the Intentional Experience Framework:
1. Clarify your intention
Define what must truly change for participants — beyond vague goals or outcomes.
2. Design the experience, not just the agenda
Shape rhythm, flow, and moments that create emotional and cognitive impact.
3. Set the right conditions
Design who’s in the room, how people enter, and how you create presence from the start.
4. Facilitate with intention
Learn how to hold the space without over-controlling it.
5. Design what remains
Ensure your experience leaves traces: language, decisions, and next steps.
Interested in this workshop? Please fill out the form below
Experience Design Studio
Some experiences are too important to improvise. A strategic workshop. A learning program. A public or institutional initiative.
The Experience Design Sprint is an intensive, hands-on collaboration where we co-design your next collective experience from the ground up — together, in 2 full days.
What this sprint is aboutMost teams plan experiences backwards. They start with:
slides
activities
logistics
And only later ask: what is this really for?
The result? Busy agendas, low engagement, unclear outcomes.
The Experience Design Sprint flips the process.
We start with intention and design every element deliberately — so your workshop, retreat, or program becomes a coherent, meaningful experience that actually creates change.
What you leave witha clear intention statement
a complete agenda and flow
selected methods and formats
facilitation guidelines
materials and templates
alignment across the team
a repeatable design approach for future initiatives
Ideal for:strategy or alignment workshops
leadership or team retreats
learning and training programs
public consultations or institutional initiatives
multi-stakeholder collaborations
If the experience is high-stakes, this sprint helps you get it right.
Interested in this workshop? Please fill out the form below
Design Clinic
An expert review to strengthen your next workshop, course, or program.
You’ve already designed it. But you want an expert eye before you run it.
The Experience Design Audit is a focused 90-minute working session where we review your experience together and identify what to refine, clarify, or redesign — so it creates real impact, not just activity.
What this isA practical, hands-on design review. You bring a real, upcoming experience.
We analyze it together and improve it in real time.
What we look at togetherUsing the Intentional Experience Framework, we examine the core structure of your experience:
1. Intention alignment
Is the purpose clear, specific, and actionable — or too broad and abstract?
2. Experience flow
Does the rhythm support attention, reflection, and participation — or create fatigue and confusion?
3. Design choices
Are activities truly serving the intention, or just filling time?
4. Group dynamics
Who’s in the room? Who’s missing? How will dynamics shape outcomes?
5. Openings & closings
How does the experience begin and end — and what will actually remain for participants?
Format90 minutes
online (Zoom)
up to 4–5 team members
you share materials in advance (agenda, goals, context)