EP 006 - Love Addiction - Part 6

An episode of the Trauma To Soul podcast, hosted by Trauma To Soul, titled "EP 006 - Love Addiction - Part 6" was published on April 12, 2021 and runs 19 minutes.

April 12, 2021 ·19m · Trauma To Soul

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We're back with part six of love addiction with Mandy; we're talking about asking for help sell validation versus external validation and looking for that virtual hug. So sit back, relax and enjoy Instagram: @traumatosoul Instagram: @joeryan Instagram: @mandymusings

Episode Description

We're back with part six of love addiction with Mandy; we're talking about asking for help sell validation versus external validation and looking for that virtual hug. So sit back, relax and enjoy

Instagram: @traumatosoul

Instagram: @joeryan

Instagram: @mandymusings

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