You're dealing with more people than ever before. You're bombarded with telephone calls, faxes, and email.  Communicating effectively is harder than ever.  Dr. Carnell can help you.  Keynote speeches and workshops include Continuously Improving Communications, Listen / Hear, You Are What You Speak, Your Voice is Your Business Card, and Managing Ourselves for Fun and Profit.  Speaker, author, columnist, consultant, administrator, professor, Dr. Carnell delivers his expertise with a light touch, clothed with enthusiasm and packed with effective techniques you can use today.

Dr. Mitch Carnell is an authority in communication both normal and disordered. He is a certified speech language pathologist, a Fellow of the American Speech Language and Hearing Association and holds the Honors of the SC Speech language and Hearing Association. He was President/CEO of the Charleston Speech and Hearing Center for over 35 years. Dr. Carnell has conducted workshops for business, government, education and professional associations across the U. S., Australia, Ireland and the Caribbean.

Dr. Mitch Carnell
2444 Birkenhead Drive
Charleston, SC 29414-5440
(843)556-2310 voice
(843)556-7345 fax
mitchcarnell@bellsouth.net

• Your Voice is Your Business Card
• Speeches to Inform and Entertain
• Interpersonal Communication
• Effective Boardmanship
• Trust Is Not Negotiable!
• Develop Your Leadership Potential
• Mastering Goal Setting and Follow Through

Publications

• Speaking in Church Made Simple
• Twelve Keys to Improved Communication
• My Commitment for Improved Communication

Columns

• Trust, Integrity are the Basis of Successes Throughout Life
• Responsible Communicator Cares For Others 
• Terrorist Made Tragic Miscalculation
• You Are The Message, Not Those Audio/Visuals
• Distractions Pose Problems
• Values Should Be Discussed . . .
• Skill Training for Municipal Employees
• People Are Not Throw Aways!
• Change Isn't Easy, But It's Essential
• Listen / Hear
• When Image is Bigger Than Life

• Lessons From British (1985-1999)

• Don't Jump to Conclusions About Your Child's Problems

• Most important information meant to be shared
• Learning how to ask good questions can help career
• Staying in control in uncertain times
• Strom Thurmond set example for customer service

By: Bill Collins - Publisher/Editor 03/23/2005
Teaching people to communicate has been Mitch Carnell's passion as well as his life's work. And although he retired as President/CEO of Charleston Speech and Hearing Center he won't let that commitment to better communication go.

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What Are Your Communication Experiences?

What examples of successful or failed communication would like to share? I am always looking for good real personal experiences of communication successes or failures. If I ever use one of yours either in my writing or speaking, I will give you credit unless you ask me not to reveal your identity. The examples must be true. You may change the names to protect the innocent or guilty. I am also looking for customer service successes or failures.

Each calendar month I will choose the best submission and the person submitting it will receive a framed copy of my "Twelve Keys to Improved Communication" or "My Covenant for Improved Communication." Please include your name and mailing address for each submission. Just click here and fire away. 

Be a Lifter!

 A "lifter" is someone who always finds something positive to say to every person he or she meets. Order Mitch's booklet for tips to help you create your kind of world.

North Charleston Mayor Keith Summey
     Proclaims June 1
"Say Something Nice Day"

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Say Something Nice: Be a Lifter
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To continue to develop spiritually, intellectually, emotionally, socially, physically and financially in order to function as an enthusiastic, positive, cheerful, healthy, productive and resourceful member of my family, church, community and profession. - Mitch Carnell

• National Speakers Association
• Carolina Speakers Association
• Society for Human Resource Management

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Junior League of Charleston Honors Carnell

As part of the 50th anniversary celebration of the publication of Charleston Receipts, the Junior League of Charleston made a special gift of $2000 to the Charleston Speech and Hearing Center in honor of the contributions of Dr. Mitch Carnell's 35 year's as President/CEO of the center and his contributions to the Charleston Community.

Charleston Receipts was published to support the center, which the Junior League founded in 1947. The proceeds from the sale of the cookbook supported the center for 16 years until it became a member agency of the Trident United Way. Carnell, an ASHA Fellow and past president of the South Carolina Speech Language and Hearing Association, headed the center from 1964 until his retirement in 1999.

Carnell presented the check to Christine Dukes, director of speech language pathology, and Michelle Dressler-Lomano, audiologist at the center's new satellite offices.

Governor Hodges Awards Order of the Palmetto to Dr. Mitchell Carnell
September 29, 2000