Join as a team or individual for in-person and online workshops to:
Build important skills using playful learning methods
Meet and learn with others in a fun and engaging environment
Gain personal and professional insights through thoughtful games, activities, prompts and conversations
Receive follow-up activities to continue developing your skills
Receive printed and digital workshop materials to keep and use
Browse our workshops and join a waitlist
Get in touch to collaborate on a the deisgn of museum experiences and arts programs:
Include playful experiences in your museum and education programs
Let us design playful audience interactions that add depth to the visitor experience
Bring art and history to life by helping to inspire audience imagination
Extend the impact and life of the work or exhibition with guided tours and activities
Discover more about the audience experience through well-crafted engagement
Let's work together to draw in and engage arts and museum audiences
GET IN TOUCHGet in touch to talk about working together outside of the box, including:
Working together on large projects, community consultation, strategy and facilitation work
Experience design for events and conferences, including marketing and participant feedback
Collaborate in ways that haven't been thought about before
Daniel Teitelbaum is the Director and lead facilitator at Playful Thinking. He is responsible for creating and delivering programs and workshops that develop the culture, strategy and capacity of modern organisations through play.
Daniel studied Philosophy, Law and Theatre Studies at Monash University before helping to build The School of Life Australia as Head of Programs and Head of Content.
Daniel has worked as a comedy writer, producer and performer, an associate teacher of design and a radio broadcaster on 3RRR, SouthernFM and ABC774 (joining Afternoons with Jacinta Parsons for a regular Playful Philosophy segment).
Daniel has a Diploma in Community Governance from the Institute of Community Directors and is the General Manager of Games for Change Asia Pacific, a non-profit that supports games and game developers working in education, health and social change.
If you’d like to work with Daniel for work outside of Playful Thinking workshops, feel free to get in touch here or through LinkedIn.