“Cultivating Mental Wellness During Uncertain Times:” Interview with Dr. Margaret Seide Part 2
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Show Notes
This podcast episode features a well-known psychiatrist discussing the topic of stress and mental wellness. This week’s guest, Dr. Margaret Seide, a psychiatrist and neurologist, is interviewed by Dr. Shirley Madhere and discusses stress management, mental wellness, and psychological therapy options.
For more information about Dr. Seide and her offerings, visit her at margaretseidemd.com and follow her on IG @3.minute.shrink and on FB as Margaret Seide MD.
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