Frequently Asked questions

LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® is a facilitated technique where people use a selection of LEGO® bricks to follow through a series of structured exercises during which they build models that represent metaphors of their strategic challenges, personal or business.

LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® is a method that helps teams, organizations, and individuals to become more effective and perform better by fostering creativity, building new knowledge, and sharing and reflecting in an honest and playful manner.

LEGO® produces and sells brick sets developed specifically for use with the LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® method and they provide a set of Trademark Guidelines, which everyone involved with or using the method must comply with.

No. The LEGO® Group strongly recommends that facilitators take the training.

If you would like to become a facilitator, please click on the link. If you would like information about bringing a trainer to your organization, please contact us.

The Association’s Certification Training is the ONLY program which includes the essential parts of the LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® method, which are the 4 step Core Process and the seven Application Techniques. Our training curriculum therefore covers the full scope of what the methodology encompasses and can offer.

These essential parts are NOT included in the LEGO Group’s Creative Commons License, which makes the basics of LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® available for common use. These concepts were developed by Robert Rasmussen after he left the LEGO Group and therefore are exclusively the copyright of the Association. These concepts are included in the curriculum and defined in our facilitator manual.

You are free to use everything you have learned and received for delivering LSP with end-users.

No. The Terms of Use Agreement does not allow you to do that. However, if you would like to become a Trainer of Facilitators, there is an official process of training and approval provided by the Association.