Nonverbal Awareness - Personhood Series
Most of what we communicate with one another is done without speaking. By bringing attention to the subtle and constant flow of nonverbal information between us, we can enhance our ability to understand one another more authentically.
This workshop is an opportunity to practice noticing how we send and receive messages, impressions, stories, and ideas about each other from the ways we present and hold ourselves, our facial expressions, and more. We will also notice how we make guesses or assumptions about each other, sometimes unconsciously, based on things like posture, facial expression, tension patterns, and energy.
This module consists of a full-day workshop and 2 evening practice periods to help students deepen their understanding of the content.
Feb 8, 10:00AM-4:00PM CT: Course Content and Experiential Exercises
Feb 12, 7:00PM-8:30PM CT: Practice Group
Feb 26, 7:00PM-8:30PM CT: Practice Group
Most of what we communicate with one another is done without speaking. By bringing attention to the subtle and constant flow of nonverbal information between us, we can enhance our ability to understand one another more authentically.
This workshop is an opportunity to practice noticing how we send and receive messages, impressions, stories, and ideas about each other from the ways we present and hold ourselves, our facial expressions, and more. We will also notice how we make guesses or assumptions about each other, sometimes unconsciously, based on things like posture, facial expression, tension patterns, and energy.
This module consists of a full-day workshop and 2 evening practice periods to help students deepen their understanding of the content.
Feb 8, 10:00AM-4:00PM CT: Course Content and Experiential Exercises
Feb 12, 7:00PM-8:30PM CT: Practice Group
Feb 26, 7:00PM-8:30PM CT: Practice Group
Most of what we communicate with one another is done without speaking. By bringing attention to the subtle and constant flow of nonverbal information between us, we can enhance our ability to understand one another more authentically.
This workshop is an opportunity to practice noticing how we send and receive messages, impressions, stories, and ideas about each other from the ways we present and hold ourselves, our facial expressions, and more. We will also notice how we make guesses or assumptions about each other, sometimes unconsciously, based on things like posture, facial expression, tension patterns, and energy.
This module consists of a full-day workshop and 2 evening practice periods to help students deepen their understanding of the content.
Feb 8, 10:00AM-4:00PM CT: Course Content and Experiential Exercises
Feb 12, 7:00PM-8:30PM CT: Practice Group
Feb 26, 7:00PM-8:30PM CT: Practice Group
