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Episodes
373: Why Therapy Fails 04.12.2023
Going to therapy and nothing is changing? Discover why patients and therapists alike so frequently get stuck! The post 373: Why Therapy Fails appeared first on Feeling Good .
372: TEAM-CBT Outcome Study! 27.11.2023
Today, Dr. Elise Munoz presents a intriguing and promising outcome study of depressed and anxious teens treated at her Feeling Good Psychotherapy clinic in NYC. The post 372: TEAM-CBT Outcome Study! appeared first on Feeling Good .
371: Anger, Part 1: You SUCK! 20.11.2023
David and Rhonda discuss anger in Part 1 or this (hopefully, depending on your preferences) two-part podcast on an incredibly important topic in today's angry and frightening world. The post 371: Anger, Part 1: You SUCK! appeared first on Feeling Good .
370: Ask David–the fear of ghosts, do nutritional supplements work? and more! 13.11.2023
David and Rhonda discuss the fear of fear, the fear of ghosts, nutritional supplements (are they just a scam), how to disarm accusationaal comments , and more! The post 370: Ask David–the fear of ghosts, do nutritional supplements work? and more! appeared first on Feeling Good .
369: The Invisible Racism 06.11.2023
Four "experts" field a challening question from a podcast fan on how to respond to friends or loved ones who make hurtful racist comments. The post 369: The Invisible Racism appeared first on Feeling Good .
368: A Strange Paradox 30.10.2023
A young clinical social worker describes the impact of a recent Feeling Good Podcast on his clinical work, and what he learned on a recent hike in Prescott, Arizona. The post 368: A Strange Paradox appeared first on Feeling Good .
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