Firefighter Behavioral Health: When to Seek a Therapist
Not all therapists are created equal. Finding one that fits your needs is important. Dr. Beth Murphy discusses when to seek a therapist.
Beth Murphy
Former firefighter and clinical psychologist and therapist Dr. Beth Murphy considers issues pertaining to firefighter mental and behavioral health.
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