Authentic relating Baltimore: Embodiment Communication
Communication extends far beyond speaking and listening; it involves a dynamic interplay of verbal and nonverbal elements that convey meaning. Nonverbal communication, often referred to as body language, includes facial expressions, tone of voice, posture, gestures, and eye contact—all of which significantly shape how messages are received and interpreted. These cues can reveal emotions, attitudes, and intentions, profoundly influencing perceptions of trustworthiness and emotional states.
This dimension of communication is both fascinating and often underestimated, as it invites us to reconsider conventional ways of interacting. By embracing this perspective, we can gain a richer, more nuanced understanding of the world—one that our culture may have long overlooked.
We will learn more of this practice and have excerieses.
Theme: Slowing Down into Presence and Connection
Recommended attire: consider wearing comfortable clothes and shoes that allow for a range of motion.
All bodies and experience levels are welcome. Come as you are.
Mike has been facilitating Authentic Relating and Nonviolent Communication practices for some time. He is passionate about creating meaningful connections and is eager to lead Authentic Relating exercises to positively impact people's lives.
