Introducing a Comprehensive Body Language and Non-Verbal Communication Guide

Oct. 23, 2012 - PRLog -- When interacting with people, we can use two channels of communication; we can listen to what they say or we can read them using their body language. The field of body language has been extensively researched in recent years and we now know a lot more about emotional intelligence, postures, gestures and various non-verbal communication used in the course of a conversation.

Skills Converged has put together a free comprehensive guide on body language based on the latest research. This guide, with as much content as a book on body language, is now available to obtain from the website.

The guide trains you on a variety of topics. In particular you will learn about a number of important areas. You will learn about body language of lying and deception. Can you fake a lie? Can you read non-verbal signals to see if people are lying? What are the signs of dominance? How would you know if people are defensive by observing their body language? What is the body language of seduction? Why people are territorial? What happens when people invade each other’s personal space? How to use non-verbal signals to improve personal impact? What is the effect of body language on an audience and how you can use it to improve your presentation skills? How does non-verbal communication differ across cultures?

In addition, you can also use body language in reverse. The guide goes through the latest research on how to use body language to influence your own emotional state and end up feeling better. This can then help you to improve your emotional intelligence which in turn can improve your communication skills.

You will also learn about body language myths that are unfortunately thought repeatedly in many training courses on non-verbal communication but that are simply not true.

The guide is full of body language examples and pictures that provide a practical approach in understanding and using body language to read people.

The guide along with body language pictures can be found here:

http://www.skillsconverged.com/BodyLanguage/tabid/415/Default.aspx

You can find more information on all training materials from the website:

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