Set the Stage for a High-Engagement Training Experience
Myraā€™s workshops are interactive, immersive, and designed to shift behavior in real time. This guide outlines the ideal room setup and the spatial requirements for her high-energy forced-conflict activityā€”so your team can learn, practice, and elevate with ease.
Room Setup for Training Events
Myraā€™s sessions are highly interactive, with frequent table discussions and small-group exercises. To create the best learning environment, please arrange seating in groups of four to eight participants. Ideally, all attendees should be positioned so no one has their back to Myra during instruction.
Round, rectangular, or square tables all work well. If a boardroom-style setup is your only option, we can certainly accommodate itā€”though smaller group clusters are preferred for the most engaging experience.
Space for a High-Engagement Forced-Conflict Activity
During Myraā€™s de-escalation and customer experience workshops, she leads a dynamic forced-conflict exerciseā€”an energizing, memorable activity that gives participants a safe space to practice real-world skills.
To facilitate this experience effectively, please ensure there is an open area large enough to accommodate fourteen participants. For a clear sense of the flow and spatial needs, you may watch the demonstration video provided.
Please note: This activity requires a minimum of eight learners. If fewer than eight are present, Myra will modify the session accordingly.
A/V Equipment
Myra will bring her own laptop, along with a backup of her presentation on a flash drive. Please ensure an LCD projector is available and ready to connect.
For all keynotes, breakout sessions, and any training with 50 or more participants, please provide a wireless lavalier microphone to support clear, consistent audio throughout the room.
Audio Note
Some workshops require audio playback. When Myra designs your customized training outline, she will confirm whether audio setup is needed for your event.
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