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Apr 8, 2023 36 min

Why you talking to yourself?

from Some May Say

Twills and Renkah provide counsel in this episode, speaking on “internal dialogue”. You’ll hear about their experiences dealing with their own voice, ways to alleviate the stress of that constant noise in your head and more! For those struggling with quieting their mind, this is for you :)

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