
A 12 Minute Talk with Dr. Jin Lee, a Licensed Clinical Psychologist
About this episode
In this episode, we talk about…
[1:54] Dr. Jin Lee's background
[2:51] Working with children and teens with chronic illness
[5:57] How Dr. Lee supports her patients
[12:04] How patients and their families evolve through working with a clinical psychologist
[17:52] Advice for parents of teens with chronic illness
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