Welcome to the IAF Methods Database!

IAF Methods Database has migrated to a new platform. A summary of changes is here. We welcome your feedback at helpdesk@iaf-methods.org and hope you enjoy the new functions.

This site is intended for professional facilitators and is dedicated to online and face-to-face methods for creating, leading and following up group meetings.

Pictures above: IAF congress, thanks to Chris Whithead and Penny Pullman.

You need to register to access all sections of this site. Registration is free. As a registered user you have access to the Research and the Downloads section, and to a free news letter. There's a comments section per method for in depth discussions. You can download files, query the methods list or view FAQ's. As a registered user you may add your own methods to this database.

This site is related to the www.iaf-world.org site and operated independently by a team of professional facilitators, supported by web specialists.

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the use of stories.
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cross cultural decision making.
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