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The mind and the body are connected, but our system generally treats physical and mental health as two separate worlds. Sivan Rotenberg, a clinical psychologist at Dartmouth Health, is trying to change that, specialty by specialty.
Find more information, including additional resources and an excellent transcript, at www.unleashedpodcast.org/#e17
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