Q & A Episode 75

Kate and Michelle answer listener questions about changing reactive responses, moving from someone you love and grad school experiences, DBT resources for bipolar disorder, and using radical acceptance to cope with obsessive thoughts.

Related to the listener's question about resources for DBT for bipolar disorder, you can check out the DBT workbook for Bipolar Disorder here (https://www.amazon.com/Dialectical-Behavior-Therapy-Workbook-Disorder/dp/1572246286) and listen to this podcast episode (https://open.spotify.com/episode/0FbilUA7gUw6Hrij2f4oYq?si=L_VbH5EfQ6SNzLbMcntzuA)

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