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EP 128 "The Silent Language of Danger: Decoding Nonverbal Threats" with Gary Simpson Former Royal Marine Commando and Non-Verbal Communications Expert
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- 🕵️♂️ From war zones to waiting rooms — how behavioural cues, atmospheric shifts, and body language reveal hidden threats and emotions.
- 🔍 What do pickpockets, Taliban operatives, and salespeople have in common? The answer lies in "rehearsal behaviour" — and Gary teaches you how to spot it.
- 💬 Mirroring, microexpressions, and emotional leakage — decode the invisible signals people are constantly giving away.
- ⚠️ How laughter in a firefight helped a Marine survive: Discover the psychological tactics that protect soldiers—and how they apply to daily stress.
- 🎭 The psychology of accents, crowd control, and proxemics — learn why your feet reveal more than your words and how lifts, queues, and airports are behavioural goldmines.
BIO
Gary Simpson is a former Royal Marines Commando and seasoned security professional who specialises in applying Nonverbal Communication (NVC), Behaviour, and body language analysis within high-risk security environments. As co-founder of Special Projects Group, Gary has developed cutting-edge methodologies to sharpen situational awareness across military, law enforcement, and protective services. His training equips professionals with the tools to detect threats early, recognise distress signals, overcome language barriers, and identify concealed weapons - turning intuition into a measurable skillset.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/nvc-guy/
Security Circle ⭕️ is an IFPOD production for IFPO the International Foundation of Protection Officers
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