Come across better

Do you wonder how you come across to those around you? Is it important for your work that you make a good impression because, for example, you have a lot of customer contact, regularly collaborate with others or have to present yourself well in front of a group? Or have you ever received feedback from your environment about your attitude? But how do you do that, adjust your attitude without losing your own authenticity. Your non-verbal communication has a huge influence on the way you come across to those around you. Your body language in particular influences how other people judge you, look at you or assess your personality. It is important to avoid acting and therefore not appearing congruent with who you are deep down.

When you can adjust your attitude and body language appropriately to the target group or customers you work with, this can not only change the image or feeling of the other person about you, but it also indirectly influences your self-esteem. Appearing powerful, gives a more powerful feeling. In this way you can ensure that customers get the image that you deep down hope they have of you.

Do you want to learn more about body language and apply it in practice?

Then the Body Language Professional training is probably right for you. This is an interactive, two-day training in which you learn to read body language based on scientific insights. In addition, you also gain insight into your own body language and its influence on your appearance and on others. After the training, your knowledge of non-verbal signals is supplemented and your brain is trained again to be able to get started in practice.

Do you really want to make reading body language second nature?
Do you want to use the body language skills almost automatically during conversations in practice? Then the Body Language Professional + Master training probably suits you best. You first follow the Professional training courses and then the in-depth Master training courses. In total, this combination training consists of 5 training days.