246: The Night My Childhood Ended, Part 1

246: The Night My Childhood Ended, Part 1

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498: Live Work with Hiral, Part 1 of 2

Inside the Therapy Room: A Live TEAM CBT Session with Hiral Part 1 of 2 Overview What an incredible day. David and I had the privilege of working with Hiral, a young mother from India who was drowning in perfectionism, self-criticism, and the crushing weight of trying to be every ...  Show more

497: Why Isn't TEAM More Popular?

Why Isn't TEAM More Popular? Why Do So Many Therapists Resist TEAM CBT? Featuring Matt May, MD Why has the therapeutic community been so resistant to TEAM? This topic has been a concern to me or many years. To be honest, it isn't new. From the very start of cognitive therapy, whe ...  Show more

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