Discovering the Divine - Understanding the Nervous System, Polyvagal Theory, Trauma, and Self Regulation

Peaches and Chris have started doing stand alone bonus episodes that have been going on youtube. This is one of them that Peaches did today. If you enjoy this content, there is more of it on youtube. Go sub to our channel.

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