Proudly Presents
The Unknown Messages -
Body Language
Have you ever intuitively felt that what a person is saying is not what they really mean? If so, you were probably right, as 93% of all interpersonal communication is received through non-verbal signals. The concept of 'intuition' is often our way of explaining unknown nonverbal signals that we haven't yet learned to interpret.
This workshop will give you an awareness of how we are impacted by body language as well as how you can align your nonverbal signals to help you get your message through. The skills that are trained are beneficial for professionals who wish to improve their ability to deepen the understanding of people around us as well as the ability to influence them.
When: August 24, 2011
Where: SEEDS, 1968 San Pablo Avenue, Berkeley, CA
Time: 6:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
Cost: SEEDS Family Members - $10.00, Non-Family Members - $35.00
Register here:
SEED Family Members
Non-SEEDS Family Members
For more information, contact Sharon Tom, Training Program Manager at (510)548-2377 or sharon@seedscrc.org
About Kim A. Page
Since the early 1990's, Kim has worked as a consultant and trainer within the areas of communication and innovation for multinational and local organizations such as Vodafone, WHO, The Union for Catalan Psychologists - COPC, and educational institutions spanning from groups with special needs to MBA programs and Executive training. Her interest in the dynamics of group work and self expression has grown from Kim's contributions to a wide range of communities, working in Scandinavia, Germany, Mexico and Spain before arriving in the US. As a guest speaker, Kim has been invited to talk at institutions like Carnegie Mellon University, NASA Ames Research Center and the Grassroots Innovation Program at EMC in Silicon Valley. Kim has had several articles published about her communication and innovation methodologies and she is fluent in six languages. Her background is in the fields of dramaturgy, communication and organization development.
