Nurturing the human side of development.

Building Stronger Teams, Healthier Minds and Better Workplaces.

Building Resilient Teams, Healthier Minds and Better Workplaces.

We focus on Human Side of Development. For last 35 years, we have trained teams to outperform and helped companies achieve their business goals.

For last 35 years, we have trained teams to outperform and help companies achieve their business goals.

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OPEN WINDOWS GAME

Team Building That Doesn’t Feel Forced.

A digitized, gamified Johari Window that breaks the ice, builds psychological safety, and fixes remote team friction—without the awkwardness.

Did you try our KYKM app yet?

KnowYou KnowMe is an effective and simple tool for group development. When team members know each other they tend to make better decisions.

With this App you test relationships, not individuals.

Install the app. Have fun! It’s free to use.

Export the results into PDF to discuss the answers and build a better team by knowing each other in a scientifically proven way.

It’s 100% free.

Download KnowYou KnowMe on Google Play Download KnowYou KnowMe on the App Store

KnowYouKnowMe-app

How to take the KYKM test

Watch the video instruction on how to take the test. This explains the Organiser and the Guest part in details. If you face any challenge, you’re always welcome to send email to .

What is the Abilene Paradox

The Abilene Paradox explains how teams drift into decisions everyone privately disagrees with. See the original video that introduced the concept in 1981.

The Igloo Matrix

The IGLOO matrix is a overview of the field of communication development.

The Igloo Matrix

Increased respect/self-respect, openness, creativity and energy are the key words for success and increased profitability.
The Igloo matrix is a model of the organization’s psychosocial development areas. Developing communication and openness using the Open Windows Game within the various boxes of the matrix is Igloo Corporate Health’s focus for success.

Developing communication and openness is Igloo Corporate Health’s focus for success.

Workplace with open mindedness

Empower employees and leaders to recognize and manage stress, avoid burnout, and build resilience in a changing work environment.

Trainings

“Personal Quality never goes out of style.”

– Olof Rehn

Our Custom Trainings

Helping organisations with better open mindedness of employees

Empower employees and leaders to recognize and manage stress, avoid burnout, and build resilience in a changing work environment.

Programs:

  • Team building workshops

  • Resilience and recovery sessions

  • Open mind check-ins and assessments

  • Tailored programs for decision making

Outcome:

“Open minds create productive teams.”

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Vi mötas och vi spela
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Vi dölja våra tankar,
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Vi haka våra skyltar
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I livets villervalla
så nära vi gå —
men så fjärran från varandra
ändå.

Av ständig oro för stort och smått jag blev alltmera en igelkott. Gott folk som klampar min väg förbi de viskar ofta om hysteri. Och några talar om stämning och de moderna om hämning. Gott folk får prata vad helst dom vill: mej kryper ingen för nära till. Jag har en fullgod repertoar av tricks och konster till självförsvar. Jag önskar inte bli biten fast jag är konstig och liten. Ja, konstig är jag till övermått och en besynnerlig igelkott. Ty dessa spjut som jag sträcker ut har genomborrat mej själv förut. Så ber jag, vänligen, bara gott folk att låta mig vara.

– Nils Ferlin