Ep 26: Childhood experiences that shape adulthood

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In this episode we talk about Chelsea Handler’s latest book, Life Will be the Death of Me. In it, she narrates her inspiring journey with mental health along with the help of her psychiatrist, Dan Siegel. We discussed why we enjoyed this book so much and how her early childhood experiences impacted her adult life. But no episode is complete without the three of us also catching up on our latest whereabouts. Email us: [email protected] Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/opencontinents Tweet us: twitter.com/opencontinents Subscribe and see you next time :)

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