Episode #52: “Mud, Flame & Finding Strength in the Fire” with Rachael

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In this heartfelt episode, Hannah sits down with Rachael , a Ceramic Artist, Case Manager, and founder of Mud & Flame Studio in Mentone. Living with Bipolar Disorder and PTSD, Rachael has turned her journey through pain into purpose , creating a space where art, healing, and community come together. Together, Hannah and Rachael explore how working with clay can calm the mind, how embracing imperfection leads to growth, and why creativity is one of the most powerful tools for recovery. ✨ “Healing is an art , shaped by patience, love, and the courage to keep going.” Tune in to feel seen, inspired, and reminded that you’re not alone. 🎙️ Listen now and be inspired to rise, shine, and soar.

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