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Mentioned in 6 episodes

For When Everything is Burning

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Dr. Scott Eilers

Mentioned by

Forrest Hanson

Dr. Scott Eilers

Mentioned in 6 episodes

Mentioned by

Forrest Hanson

as the author of the book and host of the podcast "The Psychology of Depression and Anxiety".

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Living with Depression with Dr. Scott Eilers

Mentioned by

Dr. Scott Eilers

to illustrate his experience with a period of deep depression and isolation during his junior year of high school.

The Year I Gave Up On Life - And How I Came Back From It

Mentioned by

Dr. Scott Eilers

as a resource for listeners.

How To Stop Giving Up On Yourself So Easily

Mentioned by

Dr. Scott Eilers

in the context of discussing strategies to cope with burnout and improve mental health.

Why bed rotting is bad for your mental health and 6 ways to stop

Mentioned by

Dr. Scott Eilers

as his book on dealing with difficult situations.

What You Can’t Do Because Of Your Depression

Mentioned by

Dr. Scott Eilers

to illustrate his experience with depression and the importance of self-investment.

What to do when working on yourself feels utterly pointless

Mentioned by

Dr. Scott Eilers

as his book about navigating difficult situations.

3 Quick Ways To Stop Overthinking

Mentioned by

Dr. Scott Eilers

as his book for coping with difficult situations.

Clinical Psychologist Reviews AI Therapists

Recommended as a resource for navigating difficult times and dealing with depression and anxiety.

The Lies Your Mind Tells You About Shame And Failure

Mentioned by

Dr. Scott Eilers

as a book he wrote about the six lies the world tells us.

The 6 Lies The World Tells You And How To Talk Back To Them

Mentioned by

Dr. Scott Eilers

in his podcast episode discussing the difference between depression and laziness.

Sometimes “Laziness” Is Actually Depression

Mentioned by

Dr. Scott Eilers

as a resource for improving mental health.

25 Ways To Improve Your Mental Health In 2025

Mentioned by

Dr. Scott Eilers

as a book he wrote.

Your Relationship With Technology Can Ruin Your Mental Health

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