This podcast features David D. Burns MD, author of "Feeling Good, The New Mood Therapy," describing
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I was concerned that our recent “Ten Most Common Therapist Errors” show might antagonize people, but
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Answers to Great Questions from Listeners Like YOU! Dylan asks: Do you believe in Freud’s “secondar
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Rajesh asked: Is it possible to change an SDB? Does the mere knowledge of an SDB change it? How lon
I recently did two terrific interviews (Podcasts #92 and #111) with Stephanie James on her superb ra
This dynamic interview covers the integration of TEAM-CBT with Christianity as well as Judaism, Budd
Fabrice and I were thrilled to interview our dear friend and colleague, Stephen Pfleiderer, who is t
Rebroadcast of a fabulous interview David did recently for “The Upgrade” Podcast (sponsored by the p
1. Steven asks about the best route to take if you want to learn and practice TEAM-CBT? Is the degre
One of the goals for our Feeling Good Podcasts is to bring the TEAM-CBT techniques to life for menta
This is the second of three interviews with Stephanie James on her superb radio show and podcast, Th
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