Oh me, oh my. When a toothache hits a podcaster there isn't much she can do but find a solution. There will be an episode #32, I'm thinking a little something about Sedation Therapy and VR for Anxiety treatment. Or not.
There is so much to cover and it is hard to choose the right topic for the moment.
In the meantime, I commend to your attention a page from the American Psychological Association on Panic Disorders
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