
Dr. Jordan B. Peterson on Depression and Anxiety
Synopsis
Dr. Jordan B. Peterson reveals his revolutionary approach to conquering depression, anxiety, and resentment in this groundbreaking five-part series. See powerful psychotherapy techniques from his clinical work, uncover the roots of mental anguish, and arm yourself with tools to reclaim your life.
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