In some cultural contexts, a raised voice signals conflict or loss of control. In others, it expresses engagement, emphasis, or genuine involvement. What we hear in such moments is never neutral—it is shaped by our cultural conditioning, personal reactions, and the frameworks we use to interpret difference.

In this workshop, Bruna Toubia invites intercultural practitioners to move beyond quick interpretations and explore what may lie beneath the surface of emotionally charged communication. When voices rise, what is actually being expressed? And how do our own filters influence whether we perceive connection, tension, or threat?

The session opens a space for a more attentive and grounded form of listening—one that can hold multiple meanings at once and engage more skillfully with the complexity of intercultural encounters.

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About the speaker:
Bruna Toubia, has studied, worked and lived equally in Europe, the Middle East and the Far East and she currently lives in Switzerland. She has worked in teenage education, adult training, translation and business development, for institutions as well as commercial companies. For the last 15 years, she has been working as an intercultural consultant, business and life coach, a facilitator of systemic constellations and an EMDR coach. Her work is influenced by various trainings and methods, mainly by her trainings in Systemic Family and Management Constellations with Dr. Albrecht Mahr, Systemic Self-Integrating trauma constellations with Ero Langlotz and Psychosynthesis with Gerhard Schobel.

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