16. Cognitive Distortions (Part 3 - Emotional Reasoning, Fallacy of Change, and "Shoulds"

Update: 2023-02-02

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Part 3 is here! In this episode, we examine emotional reasoning, fallacies of change, and the dreaded "shoulds". Part 4 is coming out next week, but after that we are taking a break from the series to release episode 1 of our Single, Dating, Engaged, Married series the day before valentines day.

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16. Cognitive Distortions (Part 3 - Emotional Reasoning, Fallacy of Change, and "Shoulds"

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16. Cognitive Distortions (Part 3 - Emotional Reasoning, Fallacy of Change, and "Shoulds"

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16. Cognitive Distortions (Part 3 - Emotional Reasoning, Fallacy of Change, and "Shoulds"