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Grief Counselor Speech
Hello, Dani welcome to the course; I am also majoring psychology. I believe your dream of becoming a grief counselor/therapist will help so many people who are suffering. I am similar to you in my non-work life, so shy until I am comfortable around the person. Additionally, when I am familiar with people my introvert ways disappear. I know this course will give us the knowledge and confidence to conquer this public speaking anxiety that we might be able to help others!
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