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The Empty Chair - Let's talk Therapy

The Empty Chair - Let's talk Therapy

De : Sakera E.Lane .LPC CAADC
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The Empty Chair - Let's Talk Therapy is a podcast created to focus on the teaching and understanding of mental health modalities while also providing some evidence-based practice interventions that can be very beneficial for all. Topics will range from Drugs & Alcohol, Childhood Trauma, Family Conflicts, Grief/Loss, Low Self-Esteem, Parenting, Addictions, Suicidal Ideation, Sexual Identity Confusion, COVID-19, Anxiety, Depression, and so so so much more. You name it, The Empty Chair will talk about it. Tune in to see what we have to offer.Sakera E.Lane,.LPC,CAADC Hygiène et vie saine Psychologie Psychologie et psychiatrie
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