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Emotionally strong people

17-07-2015

Body language, intercultural, nonverbal communication, psychology

Emotionally strong people

Sometimes people want to be emotionally strong, sometime they have to be. But what does this mean to be emotionally strong and how can you judge a person`s internal state of feeling by what you see on the outside. Often people think emotionally strong people are quiet, never complain or don’t show too much emotional Expression. In contrast to this any signs of emotional ‘leakage’ (i.e., expressing emotional distress in any way) or tears (especially in men), is often viewed as evidence the person has difficulties coping and is emotionally weak.

This often is not correct and…………..

Idioms for facial expression

By: Ulrich Sollmann

12-07-2015

Body language, intercultural, nonverbal communication

Idioms for facial expression

Facial expression is part of body language and nonverbal communication. You can describe facial expression, you can analyse facial expression and you can look at the common language spoken by people in the street to identify facial expression. Here are some English idioms for facial expression which, to be honest, are very much to the point and can make you smile about it.

http://languagelearningbase.com/86069/english-idioms-for-facial-expressions

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对一种身体-心理疗法的介绍（生物能分析治疗）

By: Ulrich Sollmann

10-05-2015

Body language, nonverbal communication, psychology

Introduction to Body-Psychotherapy BPT (Bioenergetics)

对一种身体–心理疗法的介绍（生物能分析治疗）

Dipl. rer. soc. Ulrich Sollmann

BPT is a unique and effective psychotherapy that helps resolve emotional issues by engaging the wisdom of the body in a safe and caring relationship with a trained therapist.

生物能分析治疗（下文简称BPT）是一种独特的有效的心理治疗方法，它通过结合身体的智慧通过和一个受训治疗师之间安全关照的关系解决情绪的议题。 BPT is a way to understand the person and the body on the energetic level. The more energy we have, the better we feel and express ourselves. Energy means the interplay of charge and discharge, of breathing, feeling, movement and relating to the other person and life in general. The more energy I have, the better I feel and the better I can develop in life.

BPT是一种从能量水平理解人和身体的一种方法。我们拥有越多的能量，我们就能越好的感受和表达我们自己。能量一般是意味着补充和释放，呼吸，感觉，运动，和其他人，和生活等的交互。我拥有越多的能量，我的感受就会更好，我在生活中的发展也会更好。………

Stereotype behavior and / or stigmatization

By: Ulrich Sollmann

03-04-2015

Body language, intercultural, nonverbal communication, psychology, society

Stereotype behavior and / or stigmatization

We all know about stereotypes, the way of thinking about others which is more related to oneself than to the other person. To judge someone and to address someone via a stereotype often is quite normal. Often, and this is the problem, it also can stigmatize a person, a group including people of colour, women, the elderly and people with mental illness.

Then the stereotype generalizes and

Cultural difference in mother-infant-communication

By: Ulrich Sollmann

20-03-2015

Body language, intercultural, News, nonverbal communication, science

Cultural difference in mother-infant-communication

There’s a lot being said about mother-infant-relationship. There’s also a lot to be said about the possible cultural differences or similarities.

Now it’s proofed that there’s a big difference in the embodied intersubjective engagement in mother-infant-tactile communication. ………..

When the words “I love you” are so shocking

By: Ulrich Sollmann

03-01-2015

Body language, intercultural, nonverbal communication, psychology, science

When the words “I love you” are so shocking

Well we in in the western world have heard so much about the difficulty of showing up emotions in China or in East Asian countries. And it seems even worse to talk about emotions. Especially being said by parents to their children or children to their parents.

Candice Chung from the “daily life” writes about this difficulty and the difference to look on this difficulty from the Chinese perspective. She states this difficulty, she also talks about the challenge she had experienced in her own family trying to confront her parents with ……………….

Prohibiting rituals reinforces struggle of survival

By: Ulrich Sollmann

28-12-2014

intercultural, nonverbal communication, psychology, society

Prohibiting rituals reinforces struggle of survival

Rituals play a very important role in all cultures, in the development of children and in relationship. You cannot live without rituals. Rituals can derive from culture and society, they can also derive from the inner world of children and grown ups. They are part of communication and always embody some Kind of symbolic message.

They express and thus embody personal Needs in a certain way. It is a series of actions or type of behaviour regularly and invariably followed by someone It can be religious, social and/or personal. ( This reminds me of the discussion in China right now if Christian rituals referring to Xmas should be allowed or not).

On the one hand a ritual mirrors a certain state of communication in a culture or Society. On the other hand it mirrors ………….

Kissing father: it`s the attachment which is important

By: Ulrich Sollmann

23-12-2014

Body language, intercultural, nonverbal communication, society

Kissing father: it`s the attachment which is important

Some weeks ago there was a video on the Chinese internet accusing a father’s “internet behaviour” to his daughter on the bus. Someone hast taking a video of a father who kissed his little girl on the bus, in public. It’s said that he kissed her over and over until they got off the bus.

A big discussion started after this video was presented. Some just asked “is this the girl’s father?” others disagreed “there’s absolutly …………….

More about selfie and self trust

By: Ulrich Sollmann

18-12-2014

Body language, intercultural, nonverbal communication, psychology, science, society

More about selfie and self trust

A lot is said about selfies, about making selfies and the function of selfies. Here is another aspect. A selfie serves to more deeply entrench the sexual objectification of women and girls and that one looses the control of the self-image once it’s shared online.

Others criticize the apparent narcissism aspect.

One could also say and here we have new sociological research being done that making a selfie also is some kind of democratic nature because it holds liberatory potential. Those, who are not well presented in media obviously like to make selfies because it has a value for them. The value of being represented in media.

Because those who feel more self trust are more easily present in media.

http://sociology.about.com/od/Current-Events-in-Sociological-Context/fl/The-Selfie-Debates-Part-II.htm

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Gesture and words

By: Ulrich Sollmann

02-12-2014

Body language, intercultural, nonverbal communication, psychology

Gesture and words

Spontaneous gestures can help children to learn whether they use spoken language or sign-language. This is an important result of a new report.

It’s really interesting and important that the reported findings make clear that children have an understanding of the notions before they are able to express themselves in speech. Notion means here a gesture plus word-combination.

Children learn this from their parents. This of course, and this is another result, has been found with children who learn sign-language from their parents. Even deaf children who were not able to learn a spoken language learn a sign-language, so to say a homemade gesture-system in order to communicate.

Please read more about it via this link:

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2014/08/140819094005.htm

Emotionally strong people

Idioms for facial expression

对一种身体-心理疗法的介绍（生物能分析治疗）

Stereotype behavior and / or stigmatization

Cultural difference in mother-infant-communication

When the words “I love you” are so shocking

Prohibiting rituals reinforces struggle of survival

Kissing father: it`s the attachment which is important

More about selfie and self trust

Gesture and words

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