FOR EXPERTS WHO RUN CLIENT-BASED WORKSHOPS
Discover red flags in your workshop you don't know are there.
Answer six questions about a workshop you already run. In under ten minutes you'll have three to five flags, ranked — what we found, why it matters, and the fix for each one. Starting with the one to deal with first.
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How we help experts who run client-based workshops
The purpose of a workshop is to provide an experience that allows the audience to develop a skill that leads to a desired outcome.
Most traditional approaches are built around the expert and the content instead, so people leave informed but unable to do anything specific with it.
With Workshop Doctor, each workshop is designed backward from the skill the audience needs, with a clear outcome and success indicators set before any session is built. In the live session, the time goes to practicing that skill, with checks built in along the way, and afterward the results are measured against what the plan set out to build.
We provide the tools and support to design, run and measure workshops this way.
Explore what one system makes possibleWe built the platform that experts have been needing
CREATE builds the workshop with you, step by step, in the order people actually learn.
All three are one system, which shows whether the workshop that was planned is the one that happened.
See how the three work togetherThe standard way to run a workshop was never built for learning
Workshop Doctor was built by Dr. Jason Wright, a psychology professor who has spent 22 years studying how people actually learn — first as a coach, then in the college classroom.
Workshop design is rarely taught, because the science of how people learn isn't common knowledge. That's a gap in the field, not a personal failing — and it's the one we exist to close.
Every move has a reason. That's the difference between a method and a set of habits.
Learn more about why we built thisWe publish every principle we teach — free, with the citations
See the red flags in your workshop before you decide anything.
Six questions, under ten minutes, and you'll know what to deal with first.
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