09 Serious Play - The Importance of Pleasure and Play

from Her Rules Radio · host Alexandra Jamieson | Functional Health Coach, Author, Cravings Whisperer

"I invite you to view play and fun as a biological necessity. I ask you to ponder that they are the only paths to real health." - Alexandra Jamieson Come take a quiz to learn your Cravings Profile: http://AlexandraJamieson.com

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