The POTScast E177: Gender Matters in Perceived Burdensomeness with Dr Cathy Pederson

Perceived burdensomeness, feeling like a burden to friends and family, is common in POTS patients. This feeling can be a predictor of suicidal thinking, particularly in men. We can change feelings of burdensomeness - find out how in this episode!
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I wish Dr Cathy would describe and go into more detail about what exactly can work for in a type of therapist. Thank you.