'Dr. Phil' show staffers decry workplace as 'traumatizing' and a 'war zone' | New York Post
February 11, 2022
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as posted by the channelCan "Dr. Phil" fix his own reportedly broken work family?
About a dozen current and former employees of the "Dr. Phil" show have shared allegations with BuzzFeed News that cast a dark shadow on the long-running advice program.
In the CBS daytime show's 20 years on air, psychologist McGraw has gained a reputation for his affable, no-nonsense advice and so-called "Phil-isms" - as one goes, "We teach people how to treat us" - that he doles out to guests and their families on the brink of crisis.
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