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Post Trauma Healing: An Interview with Author Michele Rosenthal

Post Trauma Healing: An Interview with Author Michele Rosenthal

“I began writing my story at the age of 37, because I’d read that in order to overcome PTSD one had to be able to tell one’s story.” Michele Rosenthal Every now and then when we need help, we’re fortunate enough to know exactly what type we need and where to find it. However, even in […]

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