Episode 2: Therapy is Therapeutic

from Therapeutic Rap · host Jai Coltrane

Jai and Melvin interview Licensed Therapist, Darius Barthell, to gain insight about the importance of good mental health, in the black community

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This episode was published on July 20, 2020.

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Jai and Melvin interview Licensed Therapist, Darius Barthell, to gain insight about the importance of good mental health, in the black community

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