Getting to the truth
Event Date: Tuesday 20th January 2026 | Time: 7pm – 8pm
Curious minds
About this event
Getting to the truth
Ever wondered if someone isn’t telling you the whole story? In a world where risks run high and communication isn’t always what it seems, the ability to separate truth from deception is a powerful advantage. This gripping session will help you build a strong defence against being misled, giving you practical tools to understand behaviour on a deeper, more insightful level.
Join behaviour expert Cliff Lansley as he guides you through the fascinating world of emotional intelligence and behavioural cues. You’ll explore the foundations of human emotion and discover how to recognise and interpret the subtle non-verbal signals that people reveal without even realising it. Cliff will also introduce you to EIA’s groundbreaking (SCAnS®) Six Channel Analysis System, a scientifically backed method that transforms the way you observe, decode, and understand the people around you.
By the end of the session, you’ll have a reliable approach to analysing credibility, detecting deception, and uncovering the hidden meaning behind someone’s words and actions. It’s a powerful journey into the psychology of truth and the secrets people unintentionally leave behind.
As a special bonus, Boundless members will have the chance to win a special giveaway on the night.
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Meet the speaker - Cliff Lansley PhD
Dr Cliff Lansley is Director of the Emotional Intelligence Academy (EIA) in Manchester, UK, which delivers Emotional Intelligence (EI) and Behaviour Analysis (BA) consultancy and training up to MSc level. Holding a PhD in Emotional Intelligence, Cliff and his team developed the Six Channel Analysis System (SCAnS®) approach. EIA’s global network of trainers operates in 27 countries and eight languages.
Cliff has served as Behaviour Consultant and Analyst for major broadcasters including the BBC, ITV, Channel 4, and Warner Bros/Discovery, appearing on Faking It: Tears of a Crime and other real crime investigations analysing emotional and deceptive behaviour. His work bridging science, psychology, and high-stake applications, supports intelligence, military and law enforcement agencies and corporations worldwide in identifying truth and emotion under pressure.