Understanding Anger

Understanding Anger

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The end of an era ...

Welcome back psycho sista's and mista's!! It's our first episode of 2026 and our last episode for a little while.We’re pressing pause on a chapter that has meant more to us than words can capture.From vulnerable conversations and shared laughter, to deep reflections on healing, g ...  Show more

Unfiltered: honest end of year reflections

Our last poddy of 2025.As the year draws to a close, we’re slowing things down and reflecting, not with pressure, resolutions, or tidy endings, but with honesty, tenderness, and care.In this episode, we talk about what 2025 has asked of us, what we’re proud of, and what we’re gen ...  Show more

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