Update & Looking for a New Intro!

from Highly Sensitive Healing Hosted by Lauren LaSalle

I will be taking a brief (probably 1-2 month) break from posting episodes, and I'm looking for someone to create a new intro for the podcast! Email it to [email protected] by the end of January.Listen to bonus episodes on Patreon: patreon.com/highly-sensitive-podcastVisit my website at laurenlasalle.com

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