Radio interview with Dr. Marcia Sirota (August 19, 2015).

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Dr. Marcia Sirota interviewed in the Toronto Sun.

A recent study by neuroscientists in Japan reports that prolonged TV viewing alters children’s brain structure…

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Dr. Marcia Sirota interviewed in the Toronto Sun.

Sure kids know how to do up their buttons, but do they know how to sew them on?  …

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Student debt is crippling financially…and can also keep you single. Marcia Sirota discusses why money and marriage are tricky.

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When Dr. Marcia Sirota noticed how many people suffer from a deficiency mindset and too much self-criticism, she responded with the Ruthless Compassion Institute. Listen to hear Marcia’s fresh perspectives on career and culture. CareerBuzz Radio Show of May 13th, 2015 first broadcast on CIUT 89.5 FM in Toronto. Produced & hosted by Mark Franklin, president and practice leader of CareerCycles.

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Promod Sharma – host of Tea @ Taxevity – interviews Dr. Marcia Sirota about why we should be kind, not nice. In their discussion Marcia highlights the difference between being nice and being kind and how being kind can enable us to live a more authentic life.

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Marcia Sirota featured on CBC Radio by Jason Osler on how different ideals towards vaccination can lead to friction amongst friends.

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Dr. Marcia Sirota talks to Dan O`Beirne of metabolicmotivation.com in an expert interview about health and happiness.

News Now host Maggie Reid speaks with Dr. Marcia Sirota, founder of the Ruthless Compassion Institute. The Ruthless Compassion Institute provides unique insight into pressing issues such as anxiety, depression, disordered eating and other seemingly unmanageable problems. Dr. Sirota also provides unique insight into the root causes of some of these issues and ways in which to deal with them; that stray from the more traditional, medicinal-focused approached that tend to be associated with therapy. Listen Now

A new study finds that commitment is harder for those who watch TV romances. Are fictional relationships giving us unrealistic expectations about…

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