Can you Spot the Clues of Communication?

Non-verbal communication makes up 93% of your daily interactions!

Join Elissa on a journey to learn more about unspoken communication. Elissa is a Behavior Analyst with over 20 years of experience "spotting the clues" when it comes to behavior and communication. Improve your communication skills at work, at home, and at social events using these top tactics.
It's Time to Transform

What You'll Learn

Using the power of behavior analysis, you can learn how to build rapport in the workplace, become flexible to any environment, and transform from consultant to a member of the team.

  • How to interpret non-verbal communication from others.

  • How to control others' perception of your non-verbal behavior

  • How to use these skills to improve your overall interactions with other people.

Course Curriculum

  • 1

    Chapter 1: Introduction...An old mistake

    • Video #1

    • Question #1
  • 2

    93% vs. 7%

    • Video #2

    • Question #2
  • 3

    Operational definitions for you!

    • Video #3

    • Question #3
  • 4

    Are you aware of your situation?

    • Video #4

    • Question #4
  • 5

    Take some baseline!

    • Video #5

    • Question #5
  • 6

    Baseline behaviors

    • Video #6

    • Question #6
  • 7

    Barriers

    • Video #7

    • Question #7
  • 8

    Eye Gaze

    • Video #8

    • Question #8
  • 9

    Private events

    • Video #9

    • Question #9
  • 10

    A little uncomfortable...

    • Video #10

    • Question #10
  • 11

    More strategies!

    • Video #11

    • Question #11
  • 12

    Speaker checklist

    • Video #12

    • Question #12
  • 13

    Wrapping up!

    • Video #13

    • Final Quiz!
Watch Intro Video

About Your Instructor

M.Ed., BCBA, LABA

Elissa Johnson

Elissa is a behavior analyst who has been practicing in the field of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) for over 20 years. Elissa is the Director of Dissemination and Behavioral Health for Constellations Behavioral Services- an agency that serves individuals in the New England area. She received her BA in Family Studies and her Special Education teaching degree for the state of New Hampshire from the University of New Hampshire. After a few years in teaching and case management, Elissa received her M. Ed. in special education with a masters thesis on food refusal in children with autism. Since becoming a BCBA in 2010, Elissa has consulted to dozens of schools across NH with a focus on utilizing the functional analysis process for treating severe problem behavior. Elissa also enjoys training, presenting and disseminating the science of ABA.