Zach Thompson - Seeds and Breath (Ep. 8)

from Clearly Complicated · host Lauren Rarick

This week’s guest is Zach Thompson. He is the Founder of The Scatter Joy Project which is a non-profit and community that seeks to fight the negative stigma of mental health and is helping to make mental health care accessible and affordable.We talk about the importance of community, navigating life in all season, and resources for all to find and scatter joy around the world.Connect with The Scatter Joy Projecthttps://thescatterjoyproject.com/https://www.instagram.com/thescatterjoyproject/

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