1:24 What brought you to the field of visual facilitation?

3:17 How can someone become a visual facilitator who cannot draw?

6:03 How can you make sure that the images you draw represent the content participants hear?

8:06 Can you facilitate and visualize at the same time?

11:09 Does the group you facilitate require specific skills, such as speaking in metaphors?

12:14 What is the skillset a visual facilitator needs?

14:38 How much background knowledge about the specific workshop topic do you need to visualize the minutes in real-time?

15:47 Are there specific workshop types that (dis-)qualify from visual facilitation?

16:40 Would you use this technique in your private environment? And, how do your counterparts react?

21:27 In an earlier conversation you mentioned that we cannot reduce complexity but only make it more digestible. Can you elaborate on that?

22:41 Is there a risk of over-simplifying? What are the potential drawbacks of visual facilitation? 

24:53 Does it happen that a group finds a completely new perspective on their issue through the visualization? 

26:48 What are the exercises you would incorporate in your workshop design?

31:54 What is your advice to someone who wants to test the field of visual facilitation? 

29:30 How do you perceive the risk of interpreting the content instead of translating it? How can the visual facilitator remain neutral?

32:43 What makes workshops work?

33:37 How do introverts react to visual facilitation?

34:42 What are you doing in workshops to get the energy back?

35:53 Do you use pen and paper or an iPad/ digital tools for visualization?

37:38 What shall the listener take away from our conversation?

38:42 How can we find you, reach out and hire you?