Making Therapy Better

Aug 26 2024 20 ep. 61 mins 11

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Making Therapy Better brings together some of the top minds in psychotherapy as well as everyday clinicians to talk about where the field is headed and how we can achieve better mental health care for everyone. www.makingtherapybetter.com

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