How do we build emotional wellbeing and save our marriages? | With Rabbi Tzvi Sytner
Beyond Therapy with Tzvi FelderShow Notes
A powerful conversation with speaker, rabbi, and therapist, Rabbi Tzvi Sytner. We talk about the loneliness of mental health struggles and the truth that everyone has problems. The question is whether we are willing to show up to them. Drawing from his training as a marriage and family therapist, Rabbi Sytner shares personal stories and practical wisdom on emotional wellbeing and building lasting marriages.
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