Starting Therapy Later in Life, with Tina Walsh and Dr. Helen Kyomen | S6E2
Tina Walsh spent decades being the person everyone else counted on. But in her forties, she found herself in a therapist’s office for the first time. With a marriage under strain and a family history of "keeping it private,” those early conversations with a therapist kicked off decades of re-building the foundation of…
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