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In this episode of Religiosity, we talk with Chelsea Horton, a Dance & Movement Therapist who specializes in embodiment work with clients who have suffered religious trauma. Join us as we chat with Chelsea about her own experiences with evangelical extremism and her journey out.
English
United States
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