28: Dealing With Self-Image & Self-Talk

from Dealing With It Hosted by Matt Stone

This week Trish and Matt are joined by Katie to discuss the topic of self-talk and the effect it has on self-image. Happy Mother's Day to all our maternal listeners! You can find us around the web, on Facebook (Dealing With It Pod), Instagram (@dealingwithitpod), and Twitter ( dealingwithit ). We also have an email ([email protected]) where listeners can send in their comments, questions, or stories. If you liked this episode, please leave a rating and review on whatever podcast app you're using! It would help us out a lot, and a huge thanks to our listeners that have already reached out.

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