338: Good Grief—Sadness is Not Depression

338: Good Grief—Sadness is Not Depression

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499: Live Work with Hiral, Part 2 of 2

Inside the Therapy Room: A Live TEAM CBT Session with Hiral-- The Exciting Conclusion! Part 2 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 w ...  Show more

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

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