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In this episode, we discuss our new website and our plans for 2022! 

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In this episode, we discuss mental health and workload pressure. With the recent events at the Olympics with Simone Biles and Micheal Phelps, we are starting to talk about how workload and performance pressure impacts our mental health. Our conversation covers how those athletes ...  Show more

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