This week on Phone Hugs and Therapy, Doctor Closter intends to discuss Debt Management.

Listeners phone in to look for marriage advice with financial implications, how to recover from a very shady financial loss, an excited investor with an issue of patience, and a woman trying to adjust for her unusual solution.

Behind the scenes Todd and Closter get into some conflict over a meal the station fridge.

This week’s musical interlude ends up being

“Fireweed” by: Ruby from her album “Waiting for light”

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This week on Phone Hugs and Therapy, Doctor Closter intends to deicuss Spending Awareness.

Listeners phone in to discuss issues with a non-traditional workforce, an unfortunately costly lover's quarrel, an undesirable gift, and the concerns of financial stagnancy from a mysterious hoarder.

Behind the scenes Todd makes friends with a "ghost" and Closter makes the mistake of relying on Todd's technical prowess.

This week’s musical interlude ends up being

“Timber” by: Postmodern Jukebox

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This week on Phone Hugs and Therapy, Doctor Closter intends to deicuss Social Expectations of Body Image.

Listeners phone in to discuss fears of dissapointing thier partner, the trauma of a fashion faux pas, a big decision between heart and mind, and a desire to be accepted for one's self.

Behind the scenes Todd gives Closter a cold shoulder before claiming ownership of the studios baubles.

This week’s musical interlude ends up being

“Number Seven” by: Shutterdown

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This week on Phone Hugs and Therapy, Doctor Closter intends to discuss the Self Esteem of Body Image.

On the Air:

Closter tries to express the importance of keeping your self-esteem in your own control while listeners phone in to discuss comparing themselves to a dancer, the idol worship towards a friend, the loss of confidence due to a break up, and a disconnection between self and appearance.

Behind the scenes:

Closter gets a bit fed up with Todd which escalates quickly.

This week’s musical interlude ends up being:

“The Struggle” by: Kiirstin Marilyn

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This week on Phone Hugs and Therapy, Doctor Closter intends to discuss the detrimental effects of stress.

On the Air:

Closter tries to express the importance of keeping the negative effects of stress on your body and emotions to a minimum. Listeners phone in to discuss being pushed out of their comfort zone, the strain of a demanding job, a poorly disguised complaint about a boss, and a sense of disconnection following a trip.

Behind the scenes:

Todd's interesting relationship with feathers, as well as other things, becomes an issue.

This week’s musical interlude ends up being:

“Rushing Tides” by: LeeLoo

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This week on Phone Hugs and Therapy, Doctor Closter intends to discuss the the benefits of stress.

On the Air:

Closter tries to maintain his own level headedness while trying to express the ways that stress can actually be a help more than a hurt when viewed in the right light while isteners phone in to get some direction, thank the doctor for some past advice, express skepticism about the benefits of stress, and .express a lack of understanding in why people think stress is anything but helpful.

Behind the scenes:

Todd gets a new cellphone and is waiting for a call.

This week’s musical interlude ends up being:

“Welcome to the Slaughterhouse” by: Lily Holbrook

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Phone Hugs and Therapy - Ep 007: Social & Activity related Fears & Inhibitions

"How does the Todd Blowie?"

This week on Phone Hugs and Therapy, Closter tries to manage the show with a Todd who is distracted by ghost hunting with a new dating app while trying to instill a sense of courage and action in his listeners while one phones in to get help keeping their head around new people, a timid caller with concerns of identity change due to a new outfit, a new segment brings in a write-in request for help with creative blocks, another caller needs to fill in their theraputic gaps, and another has issues coping with the limelight and the whole episode wraps with a mindfulness technique to counter anxiety.

This week’s musical interlude ends up being:

“Grave Mistake” by: The Evil Streaks

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