
Reparenting Yourself Using Sustainable Tools w/Sicily
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Sicily shares how creating wholeness and peace in her life through reparenting and creating a sustainable system gave her the toolbox she needed to overcome whatever was thrown at her.
So often women don’t feel they have a right to their own needs. So for Sicily the power of using journaling, music and meditation is a gateway to the subconscious. She is studying to be a social worker and looks forward to serving women as a therapist when she is done.
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