Childhood Anxiety
Adam reflects on how his parents' divorce impacted him, revealing his tendency to exaggerate the situation to impress peers. He shares his early experiences with therapy, starting at just nine years old, and describes the onset of debilitating anxiety episodes that began in school, particularly during math class. The conversation highlights the complexities of childhood trauma and its long-lasting effects on mental health.In this clip
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