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Thursday March 23rd, 2023 12:41AM

LISTEN: How listening can save a life

By Mornings on Maine Street

Christine Miles is an expert when it comes to the skill of listening. That's a skill that could save lives of those battling mental health issues. She outlines ways we can all be better listeners and in turn build better relationships in her book "What Is It Costing You Not To Listen?"

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LISTEN: How listening can save a life
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