Jenny Taitz
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You know him, right?
You know him, right?
You know him, right?
I do. I teach psychiatry residents how to do cognitive behavioral therapies that I specialize in. So it's super cool. We actually do a group where we have a dozen people on a Zoom and it doesn't matter if you have social anxiety, general anxiety, PTSD, the treatment is the same.
I do. I teach psychiatry residents how to do cognitive behavioral therapies that I specialize in. So it's super cool. We actually do a group where we have a dozen people on a Zoom and it doesn't matter if you have social anxiety, general anxiety, PTSD, the treatment is the same.
I do. I teach psychiatry residents how to do cognitive behavioral therapies that I specialize in. So it's super cool. We actually do a group where we have a dozen people on a Zoom and it doesn't matter if you have social anxiety, general anxiety, PTSD, the treatment is the same.
And so it's awesome because people can come in with social anxiety, OCD, major depression, and still get significantly better in a matter of weeks.
And so it's awesome because people can come in with social anxiety, OCD, major depression, and still get significantly better in a matter of weeks.
And so it's awesome because people can come in with social anxiety, OCD, major depression, and still get significantly better in a matter of weeks.
It works for anxiety and depression. Yeah. Anxiety disorders and depression.
It works for anxiety and depression. Yeah. Anxiety disorders and depression.
It works for anxiety and depression. Yeah. Anxiety disorders and depression.
Sure. So it's interesting. I went to graduate school all hyped up. I'm like, I can't believe you can get paid to talk to people. And like, there's a science to it and you could move the needle and people can get better. And then I did all these things to kind of test the waters to see before you go to grad school for six years, do you like this? And I started volunteering at this
Sure. So it's interesting. I went to graduate school all hyped up. I'm like, I can't believe you can get paid to talk to people. And like, there's a science to it and you could move the needle and people can get better. And then I did all these things to kind of test the waters to see before you go to grad school for six years, do you like this? And I started volunteering at this
Sure. So it's interesting. I went to graduate school all hyped up. I'm like, I can't believe you can get paid to talk to people. And like, there's a science to it and you could move the needle and people can get better. And then I did all these things to kind of test the waters to see before you go to grad school for six years, do you like this? And I started volunteering at this
suicide prevention center. And literally the first call I got there, someone was listening in to see how I feel to the questions. And I had done all sorts of training through them. And then the final step in the training is this test call. And this woman, she was 14 years old. She had already taken a bottle of pills and was sounding pretty loopy on the call.
suicide prevention center. And literally the first call I got there, someone was listening in to see how I feel to the questions. And I had done all sorts of training through them. And then the final step in the training is this test call. And this woman, she was 14 years old. She had already taken a bottle of pills and was sounding pretty loopy on the call.
suicide prevention center. And literally the first call I got there, someone was listening in to see how I feel to the questions. And I had done all sorts of training through them. And then the final step in the training is this test call. And this woman, she was 14 years old. She had already taken a bottle of pills and was sounding pretty loopy on the call.
And during our call, I'm trying to talk to her. Someone starts banging on the door. My supervisor who was listening on the call had called an ambulance and the girl was pissed.