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I need help with my social skills but i think my health status has to do with me communicating with others. can someone help me to communicate more.
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Therapy: Psychotherapy can help you communicate more. Usually addressing anxiety and/or building social skills will do the trick. If your health status is making it difficult for you to physically talk, a speech or occupational therapist can be helpful.
Answered 4/1/2016
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