How AI Is Changing Mental Health Care, with Stevie Chancellor

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Why Doesn't This Feel Right?

We don't always receive clarity as certainty. Sometimes it arrives as a subtle feeling that something isn't quite aligned. This episode explores how learning to notice those quiet signals can help us make decisions that reflect who we truly are. Learn more about your ad choices. ...  Show more

The Stories We Build Around Pain

When tragedy strikes, the mind naturally searches for certainty, explanations, and someone to blame. But what if our first task is simply to notice what we're feeling before adding to the story? Dora explores how mindfulness can help us meet pain without creating more separation. ...  Show more

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