Dr Peter Collett is a behavioural psychologist and a former member of the Department of Experimental Psychology at Oxford University. Throughout his distinguished career, Peter has built a reputation as a leading expert on communication, particularly body language, culture, and human interaction. His insightful work has made him a highly sought-after speaker and consultant across various industries.

Peter's extensive research, combined with his background in academia, provides him with a unique perspective on how individuals and organisations can understand and improve their communication. Having spent years researching the psychological underpinnings of body language, management styles, and cultural differences, he has developed expertise that resonates both in professional and public spheres. He is especially known for his ability to decode non-verbal communication, revealing how subtle gestures and expressions can reflect deeper emotional and psychological states.

Over the years, Peter has written several influential books, including The Book of Tells, which has been translated into multiple languages, and Gestures: Their Origins and Distribution, co-authored with Desmond Morris. His television appearances have further solidified his status as an expert, notably as the resident psychologist on Big Brother for its first four series, as well as his appearances on major networks such as Newsnight, This Morning, and Sky News. His series Body Talk on Channel 4 garnered significant attention for its sharp insights into body language, drawing praise from critics and the public alike.

Peter’s work extends beyond academia and media, offering consultancy and training to a wide range of organisations, including global corporations like Unilever, Barclays Wealth, and HSBC. His ability to identify and apply psychological principles to the business world has helped organisations refine their communication strategies and improve leadership effectiveness.

With a career defined by deep knowledge, public influence, and practical application, Peter Collett remains a leading figure in the field of behavioural psychology.