Conducted Stories Improv

Try this at home: free, easy, inclusive, all-ages improv exercises for you to do with your household.

Below each video is a brief description of the exercise as well as some of the muscles it flexes. While our goal is to allow for fun and creativity, we also know that these exercises can help with communication skills, making eye contact and listening to those around us.

Please enjoy, share, and let us know how much fun you had!

Family Fun Time – Conducted Stories In this unique time, we want to offer some online exercises that can be used at home. We will be releasing three separate exercises on August 11th, 18th & 25th and you will be able to find them here indefinitely. Follow along, try them at home, and let us know how it goes! Below each video is a brie...

Now enrolling!

Big news! We've partnered with Banner Alzheimer's Institute for a pilot program. We'll be working with people with dementia and their care partners, using improv to navigate challenges, find new meaning, and to just enjoy life. Please share with anyone you think would benefit!

Autism/Asperger's Research Program

Our next workshop for youth and young adults on the Autism spectrum will be held on June 23rd from 2:00 - 3:30 PM. Family members are invited to attend as well for a fun afternoon filled with improv exercises and FUN!

Register in advance, as space is limited! Visit our website for more information - www.conductedstories.com

A big thank you! We were nominated for the Mayor's Arts Award. We couldn't have done it without the support of such wonderful people willing to take a chance on our program. ❤

One of our instructors, Stacey, pictured here. We had a fantastic time at Camp Yes And last summer. They do great work!

Improv for Social Skills: In the News: News & Events: Camp Yes And: Improv for autism social skills: Indiana University Camp Yes And's professional development model supports educators to learn improv as a strategy for engaging teens with autism in powerful, authentic, and collaborative social skills instruction.

Some of our favorite people have Autism.

Great things are coming soon!

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct-met-autism-improv-20180109-story.html

For teens on autism spectrum, improv classes can aid communication The Second City, which offers improv classes for people on the autism spectrum, expanded offerings for suburban teens via Giant Steps in Lisle.