For public speaking and performance, tongue twisters are a great way to warm up your voice before you speak
Public speakers need to develop their assertiveness skills, especially when dealing with difficult people. We look at the skills you need.
People can be more frightened of public speaking than of spiders and death. Don’t panic! Here come my ten tips for success…
About how how to ensure the first impression you make is the lasting impression you want to make
January 2013’s Happy New You edition of ETC magazine features an article on public speaking and an interview with ‘Philippa Hammond … who takes the drama out of public speaking’ (ETC}
Are you prone to blushing when you’re nervous or embarrassed? Some tips to help you deal with it.
Top tips for writing and using PowerPoint in your presentations
‘You can be sure you’ll always speak with, meet with and work with me’
Philippa Hammond
Learning, Development and Performance Consultant, Trainer & Facilitator