Life is hard – conflict with loved ones, managing money, climate change, political turmoil, and economic and racial inequality. We have plenty of reasons to feel stressed out, depressed, and angry. Luckily, there are skills available to help us stay present and manage our emotions effectively. Jesse Finkelstein, doctoral student in clinical psychology, researcher, and clinician at the Dialectical Behavior Therapy clinic at Rutgers University, joins the pod to share those skills and tools. In this episode, we discuss Dialectical Behavior Therapy and how we can use this tool to increase the quality of relationships, develop mindfulness, reduce stress, and prevent burnout.
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Music by: Blaize Trulson
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