Resources for individuals developing or delivering programs

A primary intention of Labyrinth Launchpad is to encourage awareness of, and engagement with, the labyrinth among as many people as possible. As such, the content that we have developed is "open source"–it is available for you to use, if it is useful for you or others.

All of the original resources hosted on this website for our self study foundation training for labyrinth hosts may be downloaded and used for a training program that you intend to offer. These may be adapted or added to as appropriate for your need, and may be run as either a paid or unpaid, physical site-based or online program under your own name or brand.

Excepting where indicated otherwise, including any quoted attributions and copyright notices in the program notes, and the passing off of these materials as your own, originally copyrighted materials, all material is copyright free and no attribution is needed. However, the content of external websites that may be referred to, including any materials that these provide for download, may be subject to copyright.

Download the Introduction Guide and any or all of the module notes and reflective exercises as you require below (both .PDF and Microsoft Word versions of these are provided). You may also like to download our 'Train the Trainer' Notes, which offers suggestions about designing, creating, and delivering your own training.

A video introducing the training can be viewed below.

Introduction to the training

MODULE 1–ABOUT LABYRINTHS
    Video
    Notes  
    Reflective exercise  

MODULE 2–EXPERIENCING THE LABYRINTH
    Video
    Notes  
    Reflective exercise  

    EXTRA: MAKING A LABYRINTH (Notes)  

MODULE 3–INTRODUCING THE LABYRINTH TO OTHERS
    Video
    Notes  
    Reflective exercise  

MODULE 4–HOSTING & HOLDING SPACE
    Video
    Notes  
    Reflective exercise  

MODULE 5–GOING FURTHER
    Video
    Notes  
    Reflective exercise  

Please note that you should use your own discretion in how you may use these materials, which are not intended to be definitive or guaranteed to be fully accurate. We cannot be held responsible for any liability resulting from your use of these materials, however improbable this may be.