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have any thoughts. All the essays on We Found Time are written by authors who have been on this

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I'm here today with Lisa DeMore, Ph.D., who is the New York Times bestselling author of Untangled and her latest book, Under Pressure,

confronting the epidemic of stress and anxiety and girls. She is the monthly adolescence

columnist for the New York Times, a graduate of Yale University with honors, where she worked

at the Yale Child Study Center, which, by the way, so did I when I was at Yale. Dr. DeMore

earned her doctorate from the University of Michigan. She has written many academic papers related to child development and education. Dr. DeMore earned her doctorate from the University of Michigan. She has written

many academic papers related to child development and education. Dr. DeMore currently directs Laurel

School's Center for Research on Girls. She maintains a private psychotherapy practice,

consults, speaks internationally, and is a senior advisor to the Schubert Center for Child Studies

at Case Western Reserve University. She currently lives in Shaker Heights, Ohio, with her husband and two daughters. Welcome, Dr. Timore. Thanks for coming on moms. I don't have time to read books. You're welcome. I'm delighted to be here. We've had like a little session. I feel like you've already helped me out through my emotional issues. Psychologists are here to make people feel better. That's our job. Thank you. You're welcome.

I got a little like freebie or something on our way upstairs.

Okay, your most recent book, Under Pressure.

Please tell listeners what it's about.

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