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A short guided audio that changes how you understand behaviour in the people around you.
Most conflict happens at the surface: words, tone, reactions, but behaviour is only the visible part of the story.
In this guided audio reflection, Amanda explores the deeper drivers of behaviour, including the fears, needs, beliefs and experiences that sit beneath the surface.
Often the moments that confuse us most in relationships come from reacting to what we can see, rather than understanding what might be happening underneath. When we begin to recognise that behaviour is often a response to something deeper, uncertainty, pressure, insecurity or a need to feel respected, people start to make more sense.
Through powerful real-life examples and practical frameworks like the Iceberg Model and SCARF, this session helps you understand:
• why people react the way they do
• how misunderstandings develop
• how to pause and respond with greater clarity
When we understand the iceberg, we respond to the human, not just the behaviour.
A short guided audio that changes how you understand behaviour in the people around you.
Most conflict happens at the surface: words, tone, reactions, but behaviour is only the visible part of the story.
In this guided audio reflection, Amanda explores the deeper drivers of behaviour, including the fears, needs, beliefs and experiences that sit beneath the surface.
Often the moments that confuse us most in relationships come from reacting to what we can see, rather than understanding what might be happening underneath. When we begin to recognise that behaviour is often a response to something deeper, uncertainty, pressure, insecurity or a need to feel respected, people start to make more sense.
Through powerful real-life examples and practical frameworks like the Iceberg Model and SCARF, this session helps you understand:
• why people react the way they do
• how misunderstandings develop
• how to pause and respond with greater clarity
When we understand the iceberg, we respond to the human, not just the behaviour.