#8: Anxiety, Women's Intuition and Trust

In this episode, we discuss several strategies to mitigate anxiety during the recovery process. It's fair to say we segue into some other topics - women's intuition, women trusting other women, support groups, who is driving the recovery bus. Let's just say you're going to feel like you are sitting in our living room while Jason and I are chit-chatting. So grab a warm drink and a blanket and get comfortable. We are so glad you are here! The Restore Workshop is this weekend. More details about the workshop here. Interested in a support group for women? You can find out more about them here. Questions for the Podcast? Email Shelleywith the subject line: Podcast.

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