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Battling COVID-19: Stories from an ER Doctor – Part 2

All across the country, doctors, nurses and hospital staff are sacrificing their time and jeopardizing their health to care for those infected by COVID-19. On this timely edition of Family Talk, Dr. Dobson continues his conversation via video chat, with Erik Axene, an ER doctor in Texas. Dr. Axene breaks down this pandemic's mental and emotional toll on medical personnel. Listen to what the public can do to take care of themselves and combat this outbreak.

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Battling COVID-19: Stories from an ER Doctor – Part 1

While most of society is practicing social distancing and working remotely, the medical community continues to tirelessly fight the Coronavirus outbreak. Today, on Family Talk, Dr. Erik Axene, an ER doctor in Texas, shares his perspective on this COVID-19 crisis. He joined Dr. Dobson by video call and discussed his taxing schedule and described the difficulty of being quarantined away from his family.

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A Report from the Front Lines: Fighting COVID-19

Over the last few weeks, the medical and humanitarian relief communities around the country have mobilized support to combat COVID-19. On this special Family Talk broadcast, Dr. Dobson video chats with Ken Isaacs, Vice President with Samaritan's Purse. Ken provides a first-hand report of conditions in New York City, where he and his team have set up a mobile hospital.

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A Biblical Response to Chronic Pain

According to recent research, over 100 million Americans suffer from chronic pain. As that number continues to rise, what hope do those with this affliction have for true healing? On this Family Talk broadcast, Dr. Tim Clinton sits down with respected psychologist, Dr. Linda Mintle, author of Living Beyond the Pain. She expresses her concerns about opioid dependency and provides practical steps one can take to deal with their pain.

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An 11-Step Emotional Health Checklist During the COVID-19 Crisis

How are you and your family handling the COVID-19 crisis? So many changes and so many emotions! We would like to offer a quick checklist to help you and those around you deal with these challenges in

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Singles and Single Parents: Staying Sane While Staying Home During the Coronavirus

We are living in strange and unprecedented times. Currently, the coronavirus (COVID-19) is spreading across the world. People are staying home and isolating, and not always by choice. In fact, this gl

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Adrenaline and Stress – Part 3

It has been said that resentment is like drinking poison and waiting for the other person to die. Through this classic Family Talk broadcast, Dr. Dobson and Dr. Archibald Hart unpack how stress and holding onto grudges can harm our livelihood. They also address why exercise and sports are good outlets for adrenaline. Listen to why parents should closely watch the stress levels in their kids.

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Adrenaline and Stress – Part 2

Do you feel buried by the frenzied pace of life? Is tireless work, endless bills, and parenting your kids pushing you to the brink? Dr. Dobson continues his timeless discussion about stress with licensed psychologist Dr. Archibald Hart. The two examine the impact high levels of adrenaline have on our sleep patterns, and why its so critical to find periods of rest in our chaotic lives.

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Adrenaline and Stress – Part 1

Everyday life can be extremely taxing on an individuals physical, mental and spiritual well-being. On this classic Family Talk broadcast, Dr. Dobson discusses the consequences of stress and adrenaline with Dr. Archibald Hart. Dr. Hart describes the unhealthy prevalence of stress in our society, and how adrenaline can either be good or bad in certain situations.Hear the ways that Jesus modeled an unhurried lifestyle.

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How Your Brain Type Affects Your Relationships

Did you know that the way you think, act and interact with others can be dependent on how your brain functions? This has been determined by the largest database of brain scans related to behavior in t

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