Body Language Speaks Louder Than Words

About the Lecture
This lecture explores body language as one of the most powerful forms of communication we have. From micro-expressions and eye movements to posture, gestures and the subtle inconsistencies between what someone says and what they do, we'll examine how non-verbal cues reveal emotion, confidence, stress and intention long before words catch up.

Drawing on years of training law enforcement agencies such as Delhi Police Crime Branch AHTU to CISF, CISF ASG. RPF, GRP to forensic and academic institutions across India such as training forensic experts at Directorate of Forensic Science Services Central Forensic Science Laboratory, National Forensic Science University Delhi and Goa Campus and Rashtriya Raksha University, Gujarat.

Recently he was invited for analysing Body language of world leaders at the BRICS Summit in New Delhi, Gaurav Gill takes the same tools used in interrogation rooms and diplomatic summits and turns them toward everyday life: negotiations, dates, interviews, and the conversations you have every day without realising how much you're saying.

The session explores:

How facial expressions, posture and gestures reveal what words often hide
The difference between a nervous habit and a genuine sign of deception
How law enforcement and forensic experts read non-verbal cues in real investigations
Practical ways to apply body language reading to your own personal and professional life
About the Speaker
Gaurav Gill is a body language expert and consultant psychologist. He has taken guest lectures at the National Forensic Sciences University (Delhi and Goa campuses), Rashtriya Raksha University (Gujarat campus) and conducted workshop at Juvenile Justice Board (JJB-VII), Dwarka, Delhi. He has also featured on Raj Shamani's Figuring Out podcast, in an episode that has drawn more than 3.2 million views.

His training assignments include the Delhi Police Crime Branch AHTU, Delhi Police (Central District — Kamla Market, Hauz Khas and IP Estate), Pune Police and Pune Crime Branch AHTU, SPUWAC Headquarters (Special Police Unit for Women and Children), the Railway Protection Force (RPF), Government Railway Police (GRP), CISF and the CISF ASG Unit. He has conducted specialised body language training for forensic experts at DFSS-CFSL (formerly CBI-CFSL), New Delhi, and has been guest faculty at the National Forensic Sciences University (Delhi and Goa campuses), Rashtriya Raksha University (Gujarat campus) and the Juvenile Justice Board (JJB-VII), Dwarka, Delhi.