Shonda Rhimes: Women Need To Brag More

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Erin Andrews: NFL Sidelines, Setbacks, & Surrogacy

Join Alex in the studio for an interview with Erin Andrews. Erin opens up about building her career in the male-dominated world of sports and the lessons she's learned along the way. She also reflects on the devastating violation of privacy she experienced, her long journey with ...  Show more

Fearful/Disorganized Attachment 101

This week, Alex continues her attachment style series and dives into fearful, or disorganized, attachment. She discusses why people with this attachment style can crave intimacy while simultaneously fearing it, how childhood instability can shape adult relationships, and why chao ...  Show more

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