3 Nonverbal Communication Examples in Relationships and Friendships

 

Nonverbal communication examples are powerful tools that reveal emotions and shape our connections. In fact, they often speak louder than words. For example, have you ever noticed someone cross their arms in a heated conversation? You probably knew right away that they were shutting down. That’s the power of body language. The way we move, touch, and hold eye contact often sends stronger messages than anything spoken.

In this video, I’ll share 3 nonverbal communication examples that can transform how you connect with friends, partners, and loved ones. When you notice these subtle cues, you can build trust and reduce conflict. In addition, they help create more intimacy in your relationships. Everyday signals—like a reassuring touch, a shift in posture, or steady eye contact—offer valuable clues about how people truly feel.

I’m Dr. Amanda Pasciucco, PhD in Clinical Sexology. I created this video to show you real-life demonstrations of these cues in action. Watch the video below to see how posture, touch, and eye contact can improve the way you communicate. As a result, you’ll learn how to connect more deeply with the people who matter most.

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