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Ingredients for the Healing Journey

Episode 15 of the The "Surviving Saturday" Podcast podcast, hosted by Chris, titled "Ingredients for the Healing Journey" was published on April 18, 2024 and runs 20 minutes.

April 18, 2024 ·20m · The "Surviving Saturday" Podcast

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Allender Center Facilitator and licensed mental health counselor Wendy Osborn takes the mic for an intimate look at two recent and very vital components of her journey to healing from trauma.  Each of them may surprise you, and each will definitely be an encouragement for your own healing path. No spoilers here, so check it out!

Allender Center Facilitator and licensed mental health counselor Wendy Osborn takes the mic for an intimate look at two recent and very vital components of her journey to healing from trauma.  Each of them may surprise you, and each will definitely be an encouragement for your own healing path. No spoilers here, so check it out!

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