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Dr. Kelly Holes-Lewis and Kiera Molloy from Modern Minds and Brian Durbin from Synchronicity
Modern Minds is a new type of mental wellness clinic with an integrative approach that treats you as a whole person, not a diagnosis.
Through the collaboration between modern minds and synchronicity, all of the tools available for managing mental and behavioral health are in one place.
We discuss
- The human condition
- Psychological Flexibility
- The global phenomenon of anxiety and depression
- What recovery really means
@modernmindschs
@thesynclife
Inglese
Stati Uniti
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