Susan Constantine, MPsy, is a leading authority on body language and its role in communication, leadership, and deception detection.
With over 20 years of experience in the field of human behavior sciences, she is a sought-after media commentator, consultant, and trainer. Susan has appeared on over 1,000 national and international television programs, print publications, and radio programs, providing expert analysis of the body language of political leaders, celebrities, and suspects in high-profile trials on networks such as CNN, Fox News, and Good Morning America.
In addition to her media appearances, Susan offers personalized coaching, training courses, and keynotes to help individuals and companies improve their communication skills and achieve their goals. With a master’s degree in Leadership Coaching Psychology and a passion for helping others succeed, she is uniquely qualified to teach leaders how to effectively use body language to communicate, motivate, and inspire. Her expertise has been sought after by a range of industries, including law enforcement, military, finance, and healthcare.
Susan is also highly regarded in the legal industry for her expert consulting, training, and education services. She has worked with the Department of Defense’s Office of the Inspector General and various Public Defender and State Attorney offices, helping professionals in these fields improve their skills in detecting deception and interpreting nonverbal cues. Her courses have been widely recognized and approved for continuing legal education in over 30 states.
Susan Constantine’s skills are validated by science and vetted in the field of human behavior sciences. She is a certified expert in EIA’s Six Channel Analysis System (SCAnS) – a scientifically supported behavior analysis system designed to capture real-time behavioral data across all six communication channels:
- Voice
- Psychophysiology
- Facial expressions
- Body language
- Verbal style
- Verbal content
In addition, Susan is also certified in F.A.C.S (Facial Action Coding System), developed by psychologists Paul Ekman and Wallace V. Friesen. FACS is the most widely acknowledged, comprehensive, and credible system of measuring visually discernible facial movements. It breaks down facial expressions into individual components of muscle movement, called Action Units (AUs). With her expertise in FACS, Susan is able to accurately and objectively measure facial expressions for behavioral science investigations.