11: Titrating Vulnerability

Update: 2020-09-01

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Everything seems to be going great with Adam's quarantine love affair/de facto marriage with Clara. So why does he want to take a step back? Excommunicating women, inner children, and the Freudian superego make special cameos in this one.

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21: Spring Thaw

2021-07-0701:13:35

20: Bringing It All Back Home

2021-04-0601:19:48

19: Conventionally Broken

2021-03-1201:23:26

18: The Blizzard

2021-03-0301:17:52

17: Psychiatry, Psychosis, Psychedelics

2021-02-2301:17:45

16: The End Of A Clara

2021-01-1501:14:57

15: Psychedelics and Loss

2020-10-2301:51:52

14: Polyamory, Actually

2020-10-0201:29:47

13: Fear and Loving in Lost Vague-Us

2020-09-1601:34:53

12: Car Talk

2020-09-0501:19:51

11: Titrating Vulnerability

2020-09-0101:15:41

10: Storm Clouds on the Horizon

2020-08-2401:01:03

9: Blissful Cohabitation

2020-08-2001:22:31

8: The Return of Clara

2020-08-1001:28:33

7: Another quarantine with Clara?

2020-06-2201:37:28

6: End of the (quarantine) affair (?)

2020-05-2201:06:56

5: Quarantining with Clara, plus OCD exposure (not) therapy

2020-05-1401:12:10

4: Adam opening his heart (sort of) even with OCD doubts, plus vulnerability in comedy

2020-04-2258:46

3: Love in the time of OCD

2020-04-1652:55

2: Adam's origin story: mental hospitals, body dysmorphic disorder, and the heartbreak that led to OCD. We promise this is funnier than it sounds.

2020-04-1201:11:45

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11: Titrating Vulnerability

Adam Strauss and Jordan Eipper, MD

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11: Titrating Vulnerability

Adam Strauss and Jordan Eipper, MD

11: Titrating Vulnerability