TetraMap

Success Stories

The following stories are, a fascinating recollections of how TetraMap, or in the early days, the Four Elements Tetrahedron model have added value to individuals, teams and whole organisations.

Why Are You Like That?
In-House Organisational Communication
Personal and Team Transformation
Strategic Planning
Training Consultants
Students
Primary & Secondary Preferences

Training Consultants

Trainers, facilitators, consultants and human resource managers have incredible choice in terms of finding product solutions to their organisational training issues. Each solution reflects a personality of its own and undoubtedly mirrors the background and intent of its author. The TetraMap is no different as it quickly appeals to Fire and Water Elements. Earth Elements realize the value of the model through tangible experience and observations. Air Elements may find the model a bit lightweight until the integrity and logic of the TetraMap become apparent.

Trainers, managers and educators who embrace the beauty and logic of the model and who support the success of their learners, find the TetraMap to be a rich, meaningful and useful map. Not only does the TetraMap serve as a guide to improving relationships, but also provides a holistic perspective on people and business development.

My experience is that people love to learn more about themselves, and in your friendly and open forum, they do learn about themselves. More importantly in the team building process, having learned about and accepted themselves, they are far more accepting of the diversity of others.
J. Davies, Director, Trainer, Christchurch, New Zealand

Our team of facilitators has used the TetraMap in training, development and coaching for a diverse range of clients. It is applicable for teambuilding, customer service, people management, conflict resolution and any other situation where communication and relationship building has value.
J. Alley, Director, Trainer, Auckland, New Zealand

We had a fun time - the feedback was great. During the debrief, the learnings came through really well. I'm hearing this morning many people being a lot more careful about how they approach their communication with each other. This is an area that needed improving! I used the above as a lead into a change management workshop.
M. Louie, Training Consultant, Auckland, New Zealand