ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Losing a loved one is an extremely vulnerable and isolating ordeal.
Grief and Trauma Coach Jessie Reynolds opens up about losing her sister and how that led her to heal and help others do the same.
We talk about grief, trauma, NLP, subconscious reprogramming and the current mental health models lack of individualistic representation.
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United States
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