Discover with humor and expertise how body language can defuse conflicts. Stefan Verra shows you how to recognize signals and avoid escalations – entertaining and educational!
Description
Stefan Verra, an internationally renowned expert in body language, demonstrates in this entertaining infotainment program how conflicts in everyday life arise and escalate – often due to seemingly minor issues. Whether it's a dispute with a partner, tensions at work, or aggressive gestures in traffic: Verra explains, using examples, how eye contact, facial expressions, and posture can indicate conflicts early on and why classic attempts at resolution like 'Let's stay objective' usually fail. With scientific know-how, acting talent, and plenty of self-irony, he shows how conscious body language can prevent escalations and foster more harmonious communication.
The audience learns to decode the smallest signals from others and defuse conflicts with the right gestures or facial expressions – whether in family, meetings, or relationships. At the end of the show, the question remains: Did you laugh more or learn more? A blend of humor, practical relevance, and solid knowledge that entertains and has a lasting impact.
Event Location
SZENE Salzburg – Theater & FestivalDates & Times
Additional Information
- Event Language
- German
- Entry fee
- Paid
- Seats
- Available
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