Episode 14 - Cry Baby

from MindBody Mechanics · host Lauren Bond

In this episode I explore the societal stigma around crying and discuss the neurochemical aspects of tears. Support the show 'Support the Show' link aboveMindBody Mechanics (MindBody Mechanics Support)Thank you for your support to continue sending the message out to all who have experienced relational and/or environmental trauma to remind them that they're not alone. This podcast was created to reveal that the 'why' is experienced by so many and that together we will uncover the 'how' to get back to feeling safe, secure and connected to the world around us.

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