Chelsea Cutler: Learning to Let Go

Chelsea Cutler: Learning to Let Go

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Dr. Sasha Hamdani: The Truth About ADHD

In this week's episode, Tay sits down with Board-certified psychiatrist and ADHD clinical specialist Dr. Sasha Hamdani! Dr. Sasha shares her background and what inspired her to write her new book Too Sensitive. She breaks down why ADHD is more of a disorder of regulation than a d ...  Show more

Kylie Kelce: The Realities of Motherhood

In this week's episode, Tay sits down with podcast host of Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce, media personality, and mom-of-4 Kylie Kelce! Kylie opens up about the similarities and differences across her four pregnancies, including food aversions, cravings, and morning sickness, and ...  Show more

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