
Facilitator guide
6 pages: preparation, a plan for 60 and 90 minutes, what to say and do at each step, two exercises, how to discuss results without labels, tricky situations and answers to common participant questions.
Everything you need to run a DISC session for a team, a class or a training group — even if it’s your first time. The test is free for participants, on paper or online.

6 pages: preparation, a plan for 60 and 90 minutes, what to say and do at each step, two exercises, how to discuss results without labels, tricky situations and answers to common participant questions.

16 slides for the screen: goals and ground rules, a QR code for the test, the two axes and four styles, one slide per style, how to read a result, the exercises and team agreements.
An Excel file for 40 participants. Enter the counts from the paper test form or the percentages from the online result, and the workbook does the math: totals, each person’s profile and a group summary — how many people have each style and what to watch for.

A four-sector circle to print on A3 or A4: participants put a sticky note in their style’s sector, and the team sees right away which styles it has more of, which are missing and where friction is likely.

One card per style — what matters to the person, how best to agree on things with them and what gets in their way — plus blank cards for participants to fill in themselves.
The kit costs US$12.99. Send a request, and we’ll reply within one business day with a payment link.
After payment, the files arrive by email. Print the map, the cards and the test form for participants of your own sessions as many times as you need.
No. The guide is written for facilitators running DISC for the first time: it spells out what to say and do at each step.
No. The test is free and requires no sign-up — online or on the paper form, which you can print from the “PDF test” page.
Yes. The guide describes an online version: breakout rooms instead of room corners and a shared whiteboard instead of the paper map.
Run the exercises in subgroups and do the team map by department. The group workbook holds 40 participants.
No. The group workbook runs on your computer and sends data nowhere. Participants take the online test on their own, with no sign-up.
We’ll reply within one business day to the email address you give.