A Speech on Managing Social Communication Disorders

I take this opportunity to extend my greetings to all and offer my appreciation for this chance. The perception that communication disorder equates to total affliction is broad. These conditions are not only manageable but also are within the realms of fully being eliminated through the active therapeutic channels and regular counter habits. The inability to perceive the verbal and non-verbal cues relatively is classified as a communicational disorder. These instances might be evident through actions like articulation, hearing skills or lack thereof. A social communication disorder is an associative disorder that eventually damages confidence and self-esteem.

Overcoming such communication maladies is accompanied with unique benefits that promote their means of personal expression. Bettering your social skills by attaining proper communication skills in cases of previous communication disorders is one of the beneficial traits the individual acquires (Jordan, 68). Also, more opportunities are more likely to present themselves in cases of excellent and efficient communication skills. It might not bear direct influence as a determinant on health state but having an upright and active communication skillset equips the subject individual with the correct emotional balance to evade emotional related ailments like ulcers.

Deriving constants for recurring instances and phrases is a simple step that adequately serves the person who might seem to lack creative depth. It offers solutions to premeditated frequent cases that might boost the self-esteem of the individual (Sperry, 45). Coming up with variants for those instances creates an illusion of diversity and creativity. They not always perfect in uncontrolled situations but provide an option from which a better course of action is taken. Greetings can serve as an important aspect to have a template phrase like the one I employed at the beginning of my speech.

Going a mile further and deciphering more keenly the verbal and non-verbal cues during regular interaction is a stepping stone towards understanding the true meaning of their words and intentions (Cornoldi, 145). Comprehending the basic cues of communication serves a unique channel of relaying information that could have been missed. Learning the several cues also places the person in a position to express themselves adequately if not sufficiently. The tone at which different people communicate with varies depending on the type of feelings expressed at the moment. Mastering the art of discerning between the tones about the type of feelings they are associated to can help to define the mood of the person participating in the communication process.

The disorder mentioned above might be entirely linked to social anxiety and overcoming most of the symptoms hails from basic tasks like having proper hygiene and taking long breathes (Hedge, 26). Taking time to know how to execute such tasks actually, builds vast knowledge on avoiding unnecessary social anxiety. Attaining an advantage of such nature builds esteem and confidence. Abiding by recommended lifestyle habits aims at providing a properly functioning body which can make sound decisions during stress environments.

To sum up, the cause of social, communicational disorders cannot be pinpointed to a particular region. Analyzing the core cause and type of communication disorder before coming up with effective means to solve the barrier is the best way to providing accurate diagnosis and adequate remedy. Detailed understanding of the cause of problem creates an environment where permanent and practical solutions are derived easily. Thank you for your time.

Works Cited:

Cornoldi, Cesare, Irene C. Mammarella, and Jodene G. Fine. Nonverbal Learning Disabilities. , 2016. Print.

Hegde, M N.В Treatment Protocols for Language Disorders in Children: Volume 2. San Diego: Plural Publishing, 2006. Internet resource.

Jordan, Lesley, and Wendy Kaiser.В Aphasia: A Social Approach. London: Chapman & Hall, 1996. Internet resource.

Sperry, Len. Mental Health and Mental Disorders: An Encyclopedia of Conditions, Treatments, and Well-Being. , 2016. Internet resource.

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