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Relational Intuition
Develop your ability to read people, navigate relationships, and communicate with intuitive awareness. The science and practice of empathic accuracy.
4
Modules
12
Lessons
$97
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Welcome to Relational Intuition
Humans are social animals, and we are wired to read each other. Every conversation carries layers of meaning beyond the words — in tone, timing, posture, microexpressions, and the subtle energetics of presence. Relational Intuition is a course about tuning into these signals, developing what psychologists call empathic accuracy, and bringing greater awareness and skill to your most important relationships.
Empathic accuracy — correctly inferring what others think and feel from observable cues — is a learnable, research-backed skill. You do not need to be a "natural" to benefit.
What You Will Learn
Across four modules, you will develop a complete relational intuition skill set. You will begin by exploring the science of social perception — how your brain processes other people, what first impressions actually measure, and how to develop more accurate readings of those around you. Then you will build practical skills for intuitive communication, including deep listening, sensing what is not being said, and developing a feel for timing in conversation. From there, you will apply these skills to the complex territory of relationships — learning to navigate trust, boundaries, conflict, and connection with greater intuitive awareness. Finally, you will extend your relational intuition into the contexts where it is most challenging and most needed: digital communication, cross-cultural interaction, and connecting with people who are unlike you.
If you find social cues confusing or want to learn them explicitly, this course meets you where you are and builds skills incrementally.
Who This Course Is For
Relational Intuition is for anyone who works with, lives with, or cares about other people — which is to say, everyone. It is particularly valuable for leaders, therapists, teachers, parents, salespeople, and anyone whose effectiveness depends on understanding others. If you find social cues confusing or want to learn them explicitly, this course meets you where you are and builds skills incrementally. If you have ever wished you could read a room better, sense when something is off in a relationship, or communicate with more natural ease, this course will sharpen those abilities.
Curriculum
What you'll learn
4 modules · 12 lessons. Work through at your own pace.
- 1The Science of First Impressions
- 2Microexpressions and Nonverbal Cues
- 3Empathic Accuracy
- 1Deep Listening
- 2Sensing What Is Not Said
- 3Intuitive Timing
- 1Trust and Boundaries
- 2Conflict and the Intuitive Response
- 3Building Intuitive Rapport
- 1Reading the Digital Room
- 2Culture, Power, and Perception
- 3Intuition with Strangers
Recommended reading
Free articles that complement this course
The Practice
Deep Listening: The Intuitive Skill That Changes Every Conversation
Most people listen to respond. The rare ones who listen to understand access a kind of relational intuition that transforms trust, influence, and connection.
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The Science
The Science of Reading People: What Empathic Accuracy Actually Is
Some people seem to 'just know' what others are thinking and feeling. The research shows this isn't a gift — it's a learnable perceptual skill called empathic accuracy.
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What students are saying
From practitioners who've taken this course
This course transformed how I show up in conversations. The deep listening and subtext-sensing exercises changed everything — I listen with my whole self now, not just my ears. My clients have noticed the difference, and I find I can sense what is really going on in a session much earlier than I used to.
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Nina C.
Couples Therapist
As a manager, I needed to get better at reading my team. The empathic accuracy exercises and the conflict intuition lesson were exactly what I was looking for. I have caught three potential team issues early this quarter just by paying attention to the nonverbal cues this course taught me to see.
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Chris B.
Engineering Manager
I took this course to improve my client relationships, and it has paid for itself many times over. The first impressions lesson helped me understand my own biases, and the rapport-building material gave me a framework for connecting with people who are very different from me. I recommend it to every salesperson on my team.
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Danielle R.
Regional Sales Director
Common questions
No — it is about developing a skill psychologists call empathic accuracy: the ability to correctly infer what other people are thinking and feeling based on observable cues. The course teaches you to read facial expressions, body language, vocal tone, and conversational patterns with greater precision. These are learnable, research-backed skills, not a superpower. You will also learn to recognize when your readings might be off, so you can self-correct rather than over-rely on any single impression.
Yes. Module Three includes an entire lesson dedicated to intuition in conflict situations, covering the neuroscience of why perception narrows under threat and specific techniques for staying regulated and empathically accurate when emotions run high. Beyond that lesson, the deep listening, subtext-sensing, and timing skills you develop throughout the course are directly applicable to navigating disagreements with greater skill. Many students report that the conflict material alone was worth the price of the course.
Absolutely. This course teaches social perception as an explicit, learnable skill set rather than assuming it comes naturally. Many neurodivergent students have found the structured approach — breaking nonverbal communication into specific, identifiable patterns and providing concrete practice exercises with feedback loops — to be particularly helpful. The material meets you where you are and builds your skills incrementally, regardless of your starting point. You do not need to be a 'natural' at reading people to benefit significantly from this course.
The skills in this course apply equally to professional and personal relationships. Reading nonverbal cues, listening deeply, sensing what is not being said, and building rapport are essential in leadership, sales, negotiation, teaching, healthcare, and any role that involves working closely with other people. Several lessons include examples and exercises drawn from workplace contexts, and the trust-and-boundaries material is especially relevant for navigating professional dynamics where the relational rules differ from personal ones.
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