Where Money Meets Soul Podcast

THE EMOTIONAL EFFECTS CAUSED BY THE PANDEMIC - A THERAPIST'S TAKE

Last week I was interviewed on the Where Money Meets Soul podcast and we had a really great conversation with Jen Griffith and Natasha Ganes on dealing with the emotional effects caused by the pandemic. As a marriage counselor and therapist & coach working with many men, I was able to share my experience of what’s happening in the world today from a therapy standpoint.

Jen and Natasha are #1: awesome people, #2: highly successful business women, and #3: have a passion for helping busy professional’s create more zen in their lives. Click here to listen to the podcast interview and check out their podcast if you’re looking for something new to listen to!

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