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Where stories become shared experiences across organizations.
Some conversations are hard to start — especially in the work people do every day. We use stories to open those conversations in a way that feels natural, grounded, and easy to engage with.
What ITT offers organizations
ITT partners with organizations to design story-based experiences to support reflection, discussion, and connection across teams, associations, and professional communities.
We will tailor each experience to your people and your context.
Develop original stories based on real situations your teams face
Create reflection prompts that guide meaningful discussion
Build facilitation guides to support leaders, hosts, or managers
Deliver complete experiences that are ready to use across your organization
For Teams & Organizations
- Communication
- Leadership development
- Training and onboarding
- Team reflection and discussion
Stories help teams explore real dynamics; in a way that feels grounded and relevant to their work.
Learn moreFor Associations & Professional Groups
- Workshops and breakout sessions
- Ongoing member engagement
- Peer learning and discussion groups
Stories offer a shared starting point; something members can respond to, reflect on, and discuss together.
Learn moreFor Therapists & Practitioners
- Ease into sensitive topics
- Create shared language
- Allow clients to reflect indirectly
ITT is not a clinical tool; but it can be a meaningful complement to existing work.
Learn moreWhy stories
Stories create distance without disconnection. They allow people to recognize something without being put on the spot, reflect without being told what to think, and share perspectives more openly.
More honest
More thoughtful
More memorable
What a session looks like
Read a short story together
5–10 minutes, individually or as a group
Pause and reflect
Individually or in small groups
Discuss a few prompts
Guided, but flexible
Sessions can be 30–60 minutes, in-person or virtual, facilitated or self-guided.
See It in Action
Would you like to see a sample story?
Read Why I Still Answer; a story about presence, pressure, and what it takes to keep showing up. It's a good example of how a short story can open a meaningful conversation in a professional setting.
Read the storyWork with us
If you're interested in bringing this into your organization or community, we'd be happy to explore what it could look like.
Get in touchSome conversations are easier to have when they don't start with you. Stories create that space — and something meaningful tends to follow.