
The potential for tension and conflict exists in every relationship, be it a professional or a personal relationship.
Philip has developed a framework for dissolving these tensions and conflicts, and has been working with individual clients, families and businesses for over a decade. He's the Author of ‘Learning to Love’, a practical guide to unconditionally accepting and loving your way out of any uncomfortable or painful situation.
When you're looking for a speaker who can share expertise on these and a host of other topics:
- Psychological Safety
- Fight, Flight and Freeze Responses within professional and personal relationships
- The role of Attachment and Attachment Wounding in driving behaviour and lifestyle
- How to transform and transcend a narcissistic relationship
- Creating Psychological Safety for your Children
- Fostering a Psychologically Safe Work Environment
- Helping the person you care about recover from addictions
- Recovering from psychological and physical trauma and abuse
- The power of Neuroplasticity in Trauma Recovery
- What is the Shadow, where does it come from, and what purpose does it serve?
- Falling in Love with the Shadow parts of You
- SAFE 2B Psychological Safety Training for businesses and organisations
then Philip's a person you can count on to intrigue and educate your audiences.
Philip is based on Vancouver Island, Canada and is available to speak via Zoom
Presentations
This is an example talk for Philip Be'er

CULTIVATING PSYCHOLOGICAL SAFETY
By focussing on the elimination of Fight, Flight and Freeze Responses in any workplace
An emotionally unsafe environment can easily be identified by the persistent presence of fight, flight and freeze responses like aggression, blaming, judging, deception and dissociation.
Our goal is to cultivate a highly productive environment, where the need to blame, judge, criticize, interrupt, humiliate, deceive or dissociate rarely arises.