Arrested Development: The Ripple Effect of Vulnerability with Mike Koch and Jim McLintock

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Arrested Development“Call for Backup Series”With Mike Koch and Jim McLintockThe Ripple Effect of VulnerabilityWhat is arrested development? Where does it start and how do we deal with it? I’ll give you a hint, Trauma… Vulnerability-what happens when we trust enough to open up and how do we get to that point of personal growth? Developing a personal recovery plan and starting your own process group? Find out more about yourself and let us show you what has been a secret and uncharted terrain because of the stigma surrounding asking for help.How are we surviving as a First Responder culture, skills and tools to live your life and how to obtain freedom from within.www.MentalHealthNewsRadionetwork.comwww.positiveconnectionsradio.com911therapy@[email protected]

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