7 Responses

1. Body Language Guide

   Ashly, you can use the body language guide here. It is a comprehensive guide with many body langauge pictures. It can be used in conjuctions with videos.  

   There are some useful body language videos on YouTube though it is a bit of a hit and miss.  

   Hope this helps. 

   Ehsan Honary

2. Real Life

   Hello Ashley

   I think you would be much better off using "non body language videos". Real life is so much better so use clips from movies or tv programmes. (be aware of copyright)

   Better still, if you are doing classroom based courses get the participants to look at each others body language.

   Give each person a card with a word on it (without showing the others) ie, angry, tired, defensive etc and ask them to "be" that word. You will have a room full of every body language you can think of.

   Good luck

    

   Steve

    

3. body language

    

    Hello steve

    Thanks a ton as the suggestion given by you is very logical.

    

    Regards

   Ashley

4. non verbal communication

    

    Thanks a ton  for the help. It is very useful and will be very handy for my training purpose.

    

   Regards

   Ashley

5. Graham Norton’s guests

   Hi Ashley

   I use clips from The Graham Norton Show for my Assertive Communication @ Work programme to illustrate different body language.  It does take a bit of time to get all the examples you need though. 

   Marisa Robinson – Outsourced Training Solutions 

6. Body Language

   Hi Ashley

   You may like to look at the following website, which I found very helpful on the topic ..

   http://synergology.wordpress.com/

   All the best

   Carrol

7. Body language dvd

    I just attended the AusAPT conference and Susan Nash ran a workshop on interaction styles. She showed us a dvd that she will be making available for sale shortly. 

   She hails from the UK and can be emailed at susan.nash@em-power.com 

   Please let her know you are in my network.

   Cecile Riddle

   Australia