On Deck | Shrinking — “The Field” (Season 3, Episode 4)
As Shrinking continues its third season, “The Field” moves the emotional work beyond the safety of the therapy room and into terrain where vulnerability can’t be managed with words alone.
As Shrinking continues its third season, “The Field” moves the emotional work beyond the safety of the therapy room and into terrain where vulnerability can’t be managed with words alone.
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