Tetris/Self-care Pt.2 - Therapy And Self-Care Toolkits (Ft. Nicole Franklin)
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Art is Human Nature
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“In therapy, we cry, yes, but we also laugh together...”
- Nicole Franklin (@livefreecs)
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For part 2 of Tetris/Self-Care, Alexander speaks with Nicole Franklin (registered social worker). Building on the topics discussed in part 1, they get into the many common and uncommon forms of self-care and therapy that can be effective for a wider range of individuals.
All music used is produced by Roosevelth: https://soundcloud.com/roosevelth
Funded by Canada Council for the Arts
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