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

Update: 2020-04-22

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The good doctor delves into his (not) patient's last two romantic relationships, in which Adam started to open his heart despite the OCD telling him to keep it closed. Adam recounts how a conversation with a comedian friend led him to greater vulnerability on stage, and the surprising effect that had on his love life.

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17: Psychiatry, Psychosis, Psychedelics

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8: The Return of Clara

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

Adam Strauss and Jordan Eipper, MD

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

Adam Strauss and Jordan Eipper, MD

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