Body Language Coach & Training actor — two roles, one result.
Your Non-verbal
Your Verbal
—communication—
Master both
Body Language starts the conversation — long before you speak. And while others do pick up on it, they often misread what they see.
My name is Angellisa. I train professionals to catch what most overlook — before it leads to the wrong outcome.
As a body language expert and training actress, I support professionals who want their message to be consistent — verbally and non-verbally. Because what you project non-verbally shapes the outcome of your conversation. Always.
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Managers: shorter meetings, clearer yes/no moments
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Teams: fewer misunderstandings, better collaboration
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Client-focused professionals: stronger connection, less friction
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Coaches and case managers: faster insight, less noise in conversations
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Trainers: sharper response to what participants show non-verbally
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Anyone who's ever thought:
"Why didn't I catch this earlier?"
For those who want communication that's consistent, felt and understood.
Your body starts the conversation. Let it work for you — not against you.
NDLIS.
Non-verbal Dynamics & Live Impact Strategies.
What body language coaching does —in just one session
We all send signals. But when words and body language don’t match, trust fades — fast. You may notice it in stalled conversations, unclear or questionable responses, or decisions that feel “off.” Whether you’re leading, presenting, or managing tough talks: Your body speaks, people read you — consciously, but often unconsciously and they respond with their own verbal and non-verbal signals.
After one session, you’ll be able to:
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Spot your own unconscious signals
■ Communicate clearly, calmly and with impact
■ Decode what others show even when they don’t say it
■ Avoid friction and cut through confusion
■ Reach the core of the conversation — faster
How it works
During any conversation, you're sending out signals without realizing it. While you focus on words, your body is also speaking — through micro-expressions, posture and tone of voice. Your conversation partner does the same.
Once you become aware of what you’re projecting, you’ll start to see what the other person is showing — and how to respond effectively.
As a training actress, I mirror both verbal and non-verbal signals in real-time. This reveals where the message lands, where it gets stuck, or when the body says something the words don’t.
It gives clarity and direction — especially in roles where observation and response are essential, such as case management, coaching or training.
True transparency isn't in what you say — it's in what you show when you can't share everything."
It’s not about dissecting behaviour. It’s about spotting what you—or the other person—give away without noticing. Reading body language and micro-expressions makes every conversation clearer for both sides.
Non-verbal cues set the impression; words make the message stick. Together they tell the full story.
“Micro-expressions are short, involuntary facial flashes—under a second—that reveal genuine emotions, even when someone tries to hide or suppress them.
Paul Ekman
Professor of Psychology, UCSF
Mismatch costs trust —and credibility
Case:
A 'warm' smile at the wrong moment.
An insurance employee automatically put on his warm smile—while his client had just received bad news. The customer showed resistance, so he tried to come across even more friendly. Nervous from the reaction, he became trapped in his own pattern. The harder he tried, the more defensive the customer became. Due to stress, he could no longer switch to empathy. The customer walked away and filed a complaint. 'Unprofessional.' The employee didn't understand any of it.
With direct feedback you:
■ Experience what your body language truly says and how it lands
■ Spot who (type) or what triggers tension and your automatic response
This lets you:
■ Make verbal and non-verbal communication line up (congruent)
■ Guide the conversation without slipping into old habits
■ Stay calm and authentic—even when delivering difficult news
The Essence in 60 Seconds
"It's easy to speak what you know, but understanding what your face express is much more difficult"
-Paul Ekman-
Professor of Psychology (UCSF)
As a founding figure in the study of micro-expressions, Paul Ekman showed that they are universal and picked up instantly often without conscious awareness.
