In the beginning, our communication was only bodily, long before the development of verbal language. This means that our non-verbal communication is innate. This is why we do not think when our gestures accompany our words. However, certain gesture registers are learned according to our...
From the head to the feet, from the hands to the chest, every part of our body expresses itself, giving off a multitude of non-verbal signs. Our body movements and our gait tell us about our psychological and emotional disposition. The pace, speed of movement,...
Within the framework of a very large-scale project, SALVEO asked APOSTROF to help them improve their communication and gain in impact. Thanks to a tailor-made intervention and to Virginie GRAZIANI's sharp expertise, the Chaîne de la Croissance reached its objective of sharing with as many...
We are constantly communicating with our bodies in an unconscious way. It is completely natural to us. All psychologists agree that this body language is much more important than our verbal communication. Indeed, the non-verbal language sends out many signals, whether through our gestures or...
As far as our educational background is concerned, we were trained to have “nice speeches” and we were rarely taught to deeply observe others' body language. As our society stress on how to stand up as individuals, professionals care about adding value to speeches. How...
People don’t just communicate with words. Our bodies and faces also provide important information about us. Our posture, gestures, facial expressions, tics, distance, and even our clothing are significant. Paying attention to the body position and gestures of the person you’re talking to lets you understand them better,...
