ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
This week, Sam and Charlene are joined by Dr. Christine Conelea, head of the University of Minnesota Tic and Compulsivity Lab. Dr.Conelea talks about he career and Compulsivity Disorders. To get on our email list,receive weekly show updates, or offer feedback/guest suggestions, email disabilityandprogress@samjasmine.com!
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WEITERE EPISODEN IN DIESEM PODCAST
Sam talks with Dr. Melissa Geller about ovarian cancer. To get on our email list,receive weekly show updates, or offer feedback/guest suggestions, email disabilityandprogress@samjasmine.com!
Home visits, Crisis interventions, One-on-one sessions behind closed doors. For social workers and therapists, these moments are a daily part of the job, and what happens when something goes wrong is becoming a growing concern. Kara Smith, LCMFT, and Practice Owner of Maryland Marriage and Family …
Author Theresa Evans speaks to Sam and Charlene about her new book Choosing to Die: A Daughter’s Story Of Supporting Her Mother’s End Of Life Through Assisted Death. To get on our email list,receive weekly show updates, or offer feedback/guest suggestions, email disabilityandprogress@samjasmine.com!
This week, Sam and Charlene talk with .Sherman Bausch. He is the founder of the product Capption, which lets people wh can't otherwise enjoy museums by a device that reads the information displayed by pieces of art! It will make art much more accessible! To get on our email list,receive weekly sh…
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