Wait, what? You do what with spiders, snakes and creepy crawlies?

A scorpion rests on a person's outstretched hand, with blurred people in the background.

Yes, we can, on request only, bring eight legged friends, no legged friends and six legged friends into our trainings.

That’s pythons, tarantulas, scorpions and hissing cockroaches and even rats!

Why?

Most people have an immediate reaction to handling bugs like these, and it simulates what can happen when we get hit by curve balls in our day to day lives. It’s those moments when we get news, hear something or something happens and our minds can go blank.

And if, in those moments, we need to take control, get focus and show leadership, so long as we, and everyone else is safe, then we can learn to take back that control and overcome the distraction of having a tarantula crawling all over you.

I know!

Our critters do need expert handlers, but they do add a very special wow to our more corporate trainings, and they also make for brilliant photo opportunities.

If you would like to discuss the opportunity of bringing these rather cute friends into a training with us, let us know and we can work it out.

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