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Group Activities Suitable For People with Disabilities?

BY MARK COLLARD EXPERIENTIAL TRAINER, AUTHOR & SPEAKER This question comes from Phil in NY, USA: “…I am soon to work with a group who have a wheelchair-bound guy in it and I’m trying to come up with an hour’s worth of activities that will allow him to take part and also keep the rest of the group engaged.

5 to 15 minutesTIME
Small group (4-8)GROUP SIZE
ActiveENERGY
In person, RemoteSETTING
High cognitive loadCOGNITIVE LOAD
Strengthens Learning Transfer This reflection and learning exercise strengthens Learning Transfer, one of the eight Gathering Effectiveness pillars.

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  1. Share ACTIVITY IDEAS 13 Jul 13 1 Comments Question: What Activities Are Suitable For People with Physical Disabilities?
  2. Any help would be greatly appreciated…” An extract of my response: …Phil, yours is a good question, and for the most part, there are many, many group activities suitable for people with disabilities, too many to list here.
  3. Have FUNN… PREVIOUS POST NEXT POST Original post July 2013, last updated November 2023.
  4. BY MARK COLLARD EXPERIENTIAL TRAINER, AUTHOR & SPEAKER This question comes from Phil in NY, USA: “…I am soon to work with a group who have a wheelchair-bound guy in it and I’m trying to come up with an hour’s worth of activities that will allow him to take part and also keep the rest of the group engaged.
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Share ACTIVITY IDEAS 13 Jul 13 1 Comments Question: What Activities Are Suitable For People with Physical Disabilities?

Any help would be greatly appreciated…” An extract of my response: …Phil, yours is a good question, and for the most part, there are many, many group activities suitable for people with disabilities, too many to list here.

Have FUNN… PREVIOUS POST NEXT POST Original post July 2013, last updated November 2023.

BY MARK COLLARD EXPERIENTIAL TRAINER, AUTHOR & SPEAKER This question comes from Phil in NY, USA: “…I am soon to work with a group who have a wheelchair-bound guy in it and I’m trying to come up with an hour’s worth of activities that will allow him to take part and also keep the rest of the group engaged.

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Adapt this exercise for my exact room. Exercise: Group Activities Suitable For People with Disabilities?. Readiness: Publishable Draft. Core moves: Share ACTIVITY IDEAS 13 Jul 13 1 Comments Question: What Activities Are Suitable For People with Physical Disabilities?; Any help would be greatly appreciated…” An extract of my response: …Phil, yours is a good question, and for the most part, there are many, many group activities suitable for people with disabilities, too many to list here.; Have FUNN… PREVIOUS POST NEXT POST Original post July 2013, last updated November 2023.; BY MARK COLLARD EXPERIENTIAL TRAINER, AUTHOR & SPEAKER This question comes from Phil in NY, USA: “…I am soon to work with a group who have a wheelchair-bound guy in it and I’m trying to come up with an hour’s worth of activities that will allow him to take part and also keep the rest of the group engaged.. Return a concise facilitator script with timing, wording, safety notes, and remote/in-person adjustments.

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