Dr. Daniel Hai

And I think I really like to get to the roots of it.

And most research does dictate that the therapeutic alliance, meaning the attachment that you have with a person, determines how well you do.

So I could throw five different therapies at you.

Doesn't mean anything.

No, once you have the trust of the patient, you have nothing because you're not getting anything.

And that's what's the most important thing for me is that there needs to be an alliance.

That emotionally corrective experience of actually trusting someone that's here to help you and actually getting to know you and pushing you is way more important than trust.

I'm doing DBT, CBT right now.

Right.

And they see that in my office and I think that's more important.

Yeah.

Okay.

So I look at things of all scopes, whether it's actually your blood test results, nutrition.

I look at your emotional results.

I talk to you about your family.

There's no stone that doesn't get unturned in the office.

Holistically speaking, I like to look functionally at the root cause.

I think that guy is particularly special.

I'm not as special as that guy.

But what does make me special is I do do exposure therapy.