How Loving Yourself Heals Trauma

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Hosted By	Dr. Margaret Paul
Start	02/13/2019 06:15 PM
Finish	02/13/2019 06:00 PM
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Description	Join Dr. Margaret Paul for a FREE Training! Click on the link below to ask your questions ahead of time, or join on the phone to ask questions during the simulcast and receive personal help from Dr. Margaret. Don't miss this opportunity to work directly with Dr. Margaret! How Loving Yourself Heals Trauma *Time:* Wednesday, February 13th at 6:15pm Pacific *Listening method:* Phone + Web Simulcast

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