116: Allowing Ourselves to Feel Our Feelings with Dene Logan Selkin
- E116
- 1:28:10
- February 17th 2020
On Episode 116 of You, Me, Empathy, Dene Logan Selkin and I explore sobriety, wanting to fit in when you feel left out, mental health and therapy stigma in the African American community, and allowing ourselves to feel our feelings.
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