Sometimes when communicating with others whether the situation is stressful or not, we should always be mindful if there is any tension in our bodies. Tension can lead us to speak more quickly, more quietly, or take away from speaking clearly. When the body becomes tense, this can take away power to our voice as some of the muscles for speech will not be working efficiently to produce voice.
Read MoreRecently aphasia has been brought into the limelight since Bruce Willis’s diagnosis with aphasia. Thousands of people are diagnosed every year with aphasia, though now more people are researching and learning about this disorder. So, what actually is Aphasia? Aphasia is a communication disorder that some people develop due to stroke, brain injury, brain tumor and sometimes dementia.
Read MoreYou may not be aware of what uptalk is but it refers to the rising intonation in the end of sentences. When uptalk is used continuously in someone's speech, it may seem as they are constantly asking questions when they may be wanting to make statements. But why is up talk even important to mention?
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Read MoreSilence is an uncomfortable experience for many speakers in today’s fast paced world. We often feel pressure to fill these moments with meaningless words such as “um” and “uh” instead of recognizing the important and impactful role that silence can play in our daily interactions. So, how can you learn to slow down and harness the quiet power of pausing?
Read MoreShowing confidence through your verbal communication as well as non-verbal communication is important to show confidence in the work place. How does one go about this in a way that is respectful, and shows that you know what you are talking about?
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