Conversation Connecticut: Dr. Sue Varma and 'Practical Optimism'
Varma outlines eight pillars of practical optimism in her new book.
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11h agoIn today's "Conversation Connecticut," News 12's Rebecca Surran welcomes Dr. Sue Varma. Varma was the first psychiatrist at the World Trade Center mental health program. She talks about her new book, "Practical Optimism," in which she outlines eight pillars of practical optimism.
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