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Dr Tara Narula says therapy referrals are hampered by shortages, long waits and cost

By Egleze Editorial Desk · Published October 12, 2026 · Lewis Howes School of Greatness · How To REWIRE Your Mind To Stop Stressing & Handle Anything | Dr. Tara Narula
Dr Tara Narula says therapy referrals are hampered by shortages, long waits and cost
Lewis Howes School of Greatness
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How To REWIRE Your Mind To Stop Stressing & Handle Anything | Dr. Tara Narula

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"“The problem is, as you know, we have a crisis in this country. we don't have enough mental health practitioners.”"

Dr Tara Narula says she can refer cardiology patients to therapists but describes major access barriers, saying there are not enough mental health practitioners. She adds that patients report waits of about two months and high fees they cannot afford, and she frames stress and mental wellbeing support as important both for recovery and for preventing heart attacks and strokes.

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Dr Tara Narula · guest
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Lewis Howes School of Greatness
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How To REWIRE Your Mind To Stop Stressing & Handle Anything | Dr. Tara Narula
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