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Rhonda Kitchens
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Anchor and Reporter, KPLC-TV (Lake Charles, LA )
Lake Charles
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Health, Gifts, Food, Product Reviews , Recipes , Clothing , Technology, Crafts, Fitness , Pets, Fashion, giveaways, Product Reviews , Recipes , Clothing , Technology, Toys
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Content
By Rhonda Kitchens| KPLC-TV (Lake Charles, LA ) Verified CLEVELAND, Ohio. (Ivanhoe Newswire) - There are many jobs that use verbal communication, like customer service, hospitality, education, and entertainment. But even if you don’t have a very vocal job, you most likely use your voice everyday — and you probably don’t think about how to take care of it. Performing since kindergarten, Noelle Prevot has lost her voice more than a few times. “You know, I think I almost like black them out because they’re like so traumatic,” she described.
By Rhonda Kitchens| KPLC-TV (Lake Charles, LA ) Verified LAKE CHARLES, La. (KPLC) - Do you listen to hear? Or do you listen to respond? There’s a big difference between the two, and one of them can cause some big problems in your relationships. Counselor Joel Daugherty says, “Often times arguments stem from the lack of good communication in a safe place, feeling heard, not only heard but understood as well.”He says that can be hard if you’re too focused on forming a response before the other person is even finished speaking.
By Rhonda Kitchens| KPLC-TV (Lake Charles, LA ) Verified CLEVELAND, Ohio. (Ivanhoe Newswire) - There are many jobs that use verbal communication, like customer service, hospitality, education, and entertainment. But even if you don’t have a very vocal job, you most likely use your voice everyday — and you probably don’t think about how to take care of it. Performing since kindergarten, Noelle Prevot has lost her voice more than a few times. “You know, I think I almost like black them out because they’re like so traumatic,” she described.
Company Info
KPLC-TV (Lake Charles, LA )