Dr. David Rosmarin

We're just identifying. Just go dig. What's at the root of it? What are you really afraid will happen? If your car was parked on the seventh thing and it starts to roll, whatever it is.

We're just identifying. Just go dig. What's at the root of it? What are you really afraid will happen? If your car was parked on the seventh thing and it starts to roll, whatever it is.

We're just identifying. Just go dig. What's at the root of it? What are you really afraid will happen? If your car was parked on the seventh thing and it starts to roll, whatever it is.

It's usually one thing.

It's usually one thing.

It's usually one thing.

Being alone. People are afraid of being alone, being abandoned. Wow. I know when I've hit that, when I'm asking a patient live, firstly, when they start to tear up and I can feel the emotion in the moment, then I know I'm getting something. And often when they hit the alone elevator, like when we hit that floor on the elevator, then we're getting somewhere.

Being alone. People are afraid of being alone, being abandoned. Wow. I know when I've hit that, when I'm asking a patient live, firstly, when they start to tear up and I can feel the emotion in the moment, then I know I'm getting something. And often when they hit the alone elevator, like when we hit that floor on the elevator, then we're getting somewhere.

Being alone. People are afraid of being alone, being abandoned. Wow. I know when I've hit that, when I'm asking a patient live, firstly, when they start to tear up and I can feel the emotion in the moment, then I know I'm getting something. And often when they hit the alone elevator, like when we hit that floor on the elevator, then we're getting somewhere.

That's the core, usually.

That's the core, usually.

That's the core, usually.

You embrace it and use it to connect to other people. Find ways to build your resilience with it. And then with regards to letting go, I think that's letting go control that you can actually control it. Okay. But you don't let go of that fear. It's going to be there and that's okay.

You embrace it and use it to connect to other people. Find ways to build your resilience with it. And then with regards to letting go, I think that's letting go control that you can actually control it. Okay. But you don't let go of that fear. It's going to be there and that's okay.

You embrace it and use it to connect to other people. Find ways to build your resilience with it. And then with regards to letting go, I think that's letting go control that you can actually control it. Okay. But you don't let go of that fear. It's going to be there and that's okay.

Well, first again, if they're at a 7, 8, or 9, it's probably interfering with their lives in a clinical way, in which case you're probably looking at a professional process. Now this, whether it's the book or whether it's a workshop or whatever it is, people could probably benefit from that as well.

Well, first again, if they're at a 7, 8, or 9, it's probably interfering with their lives in a clinical way, in which case you're probably looking at a professional process. Now this, whether it's the book or whether it's a workshop or whatever it is, people could probably benefit from that as well.

Well, first again, if they're at a 7, 8, or 9, it's probably interfering with their lives in a clinical way, in which case you're probably looking at a professional process. Now this, whether it's the book or whether it's a workshop or whatever it is, people could probably benefit from that as well.

But I wouldn't want someone who's coming in with a 7, 8, or 9 where it's actually clinical, it's interfering with their lives, to just use a self-help approach. I'd probably want them to get some sort of therapy and or meds.

But I wouldn't want someone who's coming in with a 7, 8, or 9 where it's actually clinical, it's interfering with their lives, to just use a self-help approach. I'd probably want them to get some sort of therapy and or meds.