Executive Leadership & Non-Verbal Communications (NVC)

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What is Non-Verbal Commubication & Insights?

Non-verbal communication (NVC) is the science and art that enables individuals to understand, interpret, harness and employ... more »
What is Non-Verbal Commubication & Insights?

Non-verbal communication (NVC) is the science and art that enables individuals to understand, interpret, harness and employ the power of non-verbal insights and communication.

Non-Verbal communication is the doorway to becoming skilled in the use of the non-verbal techniques and goes way beyond any body language training you may have experienced. It enables us to raise our awareness of the full armoury of resources with which we have to communicate. In this way, we become more conscious and selective in our use of non-verbal signals, so that they indeed complement and enhance the words we speak, making our communication clearer and far more impactful.

Having such skill means that we are able to operate at a much higher level. It empowers us to have greater presence, gravitas and charisma. It enables us to capture the attention of those with whom we interact.

The benefits of being skilled in non-verbal communication (NVC) are many and, as well as becoming outstanding communicators ourselves, we are also able to recognise, label, predict and respond effectively and incisively to the non-verbal signals of others. All of which delivers immeasurable benefits for leaders, trainers, presenters, coaches, facilitators, teachers and anyone for whom the quality of their communication is vital.

The new science of influence through non verbal communication, is rich in practical, immediately applicable skills that can transform and improve all professional and personal relationships and help you communicate to be heard and understood.

NLP and NVC Practitioners around the globe are pioneering insights and teaching others how to perceive non-verbal communication in team and group settings and sharing those insights here. « less

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About this Group

  • Created: September 6, 2008
  • Type: Professional Group
  • Members: 336
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