Q&A Sesh 2.5-What are the effects of chronic stress on the brain?

Q&A Sesh 2.5-What are the effects of chronic stress on the brain?

Author: Dr. Dawn Gullette Crosson, Psy.D April 16, 2021 Duration: 26:02
Dr. Dawn's back with another Q&A Sesh! I love our listeners and I love their questions! The one question that was addressed in this episode is: What are the effects of chronic stress on the brain and body? Please DM or email your questions, we love to hear from you! We will address all questions! Be sure to tune in weekly for Q& A Sesh to see if your question was answered this week! Follow Dr. Dawn on IG: www.instagram.com/drdawnonthereal And join our FB g...

There's a grounded, practical voice waiting for you in Sanity Sessions: Real Talk, a space hosted by licensed psychologist and certified trauma therapist Dr. Dawn Gullette Crosson. More than just theory, this podcast offers tangible strategies drawn from real-world experience, all delivered with the relatable, straight-talking warmth of your favorite Philly girl. Dr. Dawn focuses on the messy, everyday work of mental well-being, addressing everything from chronic stress and burnout to deeper trauma, with the core aim of helping you heal, grow, and actually live fully. You'll find conversations here that feel like honest check-ins, providing tools and perspectives for those moments when you're just trying to keep it all together. It’s a resource built on professional expertise and genuine understanding, making it a unique companion for anyone invested in their own mental health journey. Tune in for those essential reminders and actionable insights that help maintain your balance.
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