Skip to content
It looks like you're using an unsupported browser, which may impact upon your experience. It is strongly recommended that you switch to the latest version of Chrome, Firefrox, Safari, Edge or another modern browser.
event-icon Personal Excellence Programme

Edinburgh: How To Be A Communication Chameleon – The Neuroscience Of Social Communication To Enhance Conversations

event date October 15, 2018 event timing 5:30 pm - 8:00 pm
The Royal Scots Club , 29-31 Abercrombie Place, EH3 6QE, Edinburgh Members: FREE Non-Members: £10

Event overview

Psycho-social research has shown that people with good brain central coherence and communication congruency perform better at work, are more likeable socially, get their own way more often, and can spot people who may not be telling the whole truth!

Bookings are closed for this event.

Women in Banking and Finance were delighted to welcome back Claire MacLean who spoke with us last year about the difference in Gender Communication (Sex Talks). Our members and guests were welcomed for a wine and canapes networking reception at the Royal Scots Club to kick start this popular Event.

Claire MacLean, a Clinical Lead and Speech and Language Therapist in Neuro-rehabilitation, led a lively and humorous session which focused on the science behind good brain coherence and communication congruency to help become a ‘Communication Chameleon’. Our WIBF audience were engaged throughout with lots of questions an practical examples throughout the session and were tested on their ability to spot communication congruency at the end with two stories, one of which was a lie and the other true.

Feedback was that the session was really interesting, informative, with an overall relaxed feel and format.