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“Helpful information and content, but the interviewee (eg: Kim Ploussard) has so many verbal pauses, including “you know,” rhetorical “right,” and “hmmm/umm,” it’s hard to listen.
It’s like she’s formulating the responses for the first time during this interview. I recommend that she listen to her own interview to improve her communication style.”
DrMom90212 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/03/21
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“Shane's insight, empathy and curiosity merges together with delicious conversations with his expert guests and makes this truly must listen podcast for all couples therapists. Excited to watch the evolution of this show!”Read full review »
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“Each episode is like a mini course on aspects of couples therapy. Great information!”
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10/07/17
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“Thanks for sharing your knowledge.”
Lex and Terry via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/30/22
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