Sign up for the training: Psychology of Public Image with Agnieszka Świst-Kamińska

Your image, body language, and communication style are the pillars of how you are perceived at work and in relationships. Take care of a consistent message and a conscious impact. Learn how first impressions work and understand the role of stereotypes and evaluation mechanisms. Develop the ability to read nonverbal signals and manage emotions in interpersonal interactions. Discover how to match clothing, hairstyle, and makeup to your professional role. Master self-presentation techniques that enhance credibility, authority, and trust. Enroll in a practical training in Psychology of Public Image.

This training is for you if:

You want to build a personal brand and consciously influence how you are perceived at work

A new job, promotion, or career change are key moments when your image can strengthen your position and credibility. During the training, you will learn how psychological mechanisms work: first impressions, stereotypes, interpretations, and the process of forming judgments.

You are looking for a job or want to reach a wider group of clients

In recruitment and client interactions, not only competencies matter, but also how you communicate them. If your experience and potential are not being noticed, the reason is often an inconsistent image and lack of a self-presentation strategy. In the training, you will learn how to ask the right questions, read your interlocutor’s signals, and build trust in relationships.

A leader’s image organizes relationships and facilitates effective action. Consistency between words, body language, and communication style influences team decisions and determines whether people perceive you as a credible authority and professional. You will learn how to work on posture, voice, and message in challenging situations—during meetings, presentations, and conversations involving stress or anxiety.

Who is this training dedicated to?

The Psychology of Public Image training is designed for: managers, CEOs and team leaders, trainers and consultants, sales professionals and customer service specialists, HR professionals and recruiters, entrepreneurs and freelancers developing personal brands. It is also recommended for individuals preparing for promotion, career change, or public speaking, as well as anyone who wants to strengthen self-confidence and organize their professional image at work, online, and in the media.

During the training, you will learn how to:

  1. Conduct an analysis of your current image and the first impression you create
  2. Align your image with your professional role and personal brand development goals
  3. Use appearance and nonverbal communication to strengthen professional perception and build trust
  4. Build an authentic and consistent image without artificiality, based on your own strengths
  5. Consciously develop your style, posture, voice, and communication approach
  6. Apply strategies that help manage stress, emotions, and thoughts in demanding situations
  7. Select clothing elements—colors, cuts, and accessories—that support a professional effect
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Before the first word is spoken, your posture, eye contact, and voice create a first impression — a consistent message reinforces a professional perception.

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Development in personal branding

Self-confidence, consistent self-presentation, credibility, and stronger professional relationships are the outcomes we work on. At the beginning, we define the image you want to build in your role and identify the situations where it matters most. For some participants, the goal is personal brand development. For others, it is reaching a wider group of clients and achieving better results, which over time may translate into tangible financial benefits.

Practical training in Psychology of Public Image

The training has a workshop format and is based on real professional situations. You will learn how evaluation mechanisms function. During the workshops, we work on participants’ real experiences: analyzing behaviors, reactions from the environment, and specific situations. The program includes diagnosis, self-presentation exercises, feedback, and implementation recommendations after the training—so that knowledge turns into concrete skills.

Agnieszka Świst-Kamińska – specialist in Psychology of Public Image

Founder of the Szkoła Męskiego i Damskiego Stylu.

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Graduate of Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London, the University of Social Sciences, and the Monika Jaruzelska School of Style.

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Associated with the fashion industry for over 10 years. 

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Prowadzi szkolenia z wizerunku i komunikacji dla firm oraz osób prywatnych. 

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Provides image and communication training for companies and private clients. Image consultant, STYLE COACH, COOL HUNTER

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xperienced speaker. She lectures at most universities in Poland and has worked for years with leading Polish TV stations, including TVN, Polsat, and TVP. She also created and hosted her own radio program.

Agnieszka Świst-Kamińska - założycielka Szkoły Męskiego i Damskiego Stylu

Psychology of Public Image – Training Program

  1. What is image and what does it consist of?
  2. The impact of first impressions on professional relationships
  3. The importance of nonverbal communication and appearance
  1. Analysis of current clothing style, hairstyle, and self-presentation
  2. Identification of strengths and areas for development
  3. Defining image goals in the context of your professional role
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  1. Principles of building a consistent professional style
  2. Matching clothing to industry, position, and situation
  3. Colors, cuts, and details that support a professional image
  4. The most common mistakes in professional styling
  1. The role of hairstyle and makeup in first impressions
  2. Principles of natural, professional daytime makeup
  3. Matching hairstyle to style, facial features, and professional role
  4. Common professional makeup and hairstyle mistakes
  1. Body language, gestures, eye contact
  2. Movement and spatial presence
  3. Voice and speaking style as elements of image
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  1. Scenario-based role plays (meetings, presentations, conversations)
  2. First impression and self-presentation training
  3. Trainer feedback
  1. Conclusions from workshop work
  2. Individual image recommendations
  3. Plan for further development of style and communication
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Your competencies do not disappear when stress appears — sometimes they simply fail to break through due to lack of confidence and an inconsistent image. This is what we work on: so that in professional situations, you are perceived as you truly deserve.

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Sign up for the Psychology of Public Image training

I conduct closed workshops for individual and business clients throughout Poland — including Warsaw, Wrocław, Poznań, Kraków, and Katowice.