Portrait Akademie für Spiel und Kommunikation

ASK works according to the central motto. "Be relaxed, but don't let go".
Some training courses are made up of modular weeks and weekends. Interested parties can also attend individual weeks and weekends. The courses are designed to be practical and are aimed at adults of different generations. The trainers' ongoing involvement in business and sport, at institutions, schools, Universities of Applied Sciences and universities guarantees that the course content is practical and up-to-date.

Intensive play education seminar
The SPS is a three-month full-time course (from the beginning of November to the end of January). It teaches the theory and, above all, the varied practice of playing with adults, children and young people. The focus is on teaching the cultural asset of play in a joyful way. Games with dice and cards, with juggling and play equipment from all over the world, with thoughts and imagination alternate. Elements of experiential and movement education are incorporated, as well as specific assignments with groups and teams either on site or directly in the Play Academy itself. The SPS has already taken place 24 times and is unique not least because the participants really do live, learn and spend three months together. Attendance is confirmed by a final diploma.

The game as a coaching method/ Play-do coaching
In four weeks and three weekends, participants learn how to integrate the cultural asset of games into their work with managers. The largely original games and exercises in the field of burnout prevention and stress management can be used effectively in motivational training and personnel management, in team and individual situations without much additional effort. A special part of the training focuses on the development of panic resistance and simultaneous competence. The training is deliberately designed to complement other existing training courses. The focus is on the motto "Be relaxed, but don't let go."

Training as a play project leader
The course lasts one week and two weekends. Graduates are trained to prepare and lead play days and project weeks with small and large groups. This involves events in schools and companies. The events can take place indoors or outdoors. The course is based on several hundred actual events and projects throughout the German-speaking world.

Training in play therapy / ludo-therapy
The nine modules (weeks and weekends) make up an extremely varied, intensive and field-tested program. The content is suitable for practical use in activation and occupational therapy, in a behavioral and psychotherapeutic context, in the context of play and learning therapy. It also provides new impetus for the meaningful support and supervision of individuals and groups in care institutions and homes.

Training as a senior game leader
The four modules enable graduates to be appropriately active with people of different generations. The focus is often on self-developed resource-oriented forms of play and movement. The aim is to develop and maintain physical and mental agility, the development of all the senses and the preservation of a humorous attitude to life.