Blame it on the Nodes!

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Raya shares her health concerns for the week and Dr. Cohen helps ease her mind. Dr. Cohen and Raya also discuss normalizing not being normal; asking for help, not apologizing so much and going to therapy. Then, they get into the season finale of Euphoria! And, Dr. Cohen reminisces about the pilot of Grey’s Anatomy and the shows surprise success.

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