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Ep. 3: A Place of Comfort

By: Florence Williams
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  • What if a lot of what we’ve heard about wilderness therapy is wrong? That it shouldn’t be about finding oneself through hardship and challenge, but about finding a place of comfort instead? Florence goes backpacking in Colorado with an all-women’s group of sex-trafficking survivors through She Is Able, a nonprofit based in Atlanta, Georgia. The women and their guides, along with therapists who specialize in trauma and wilderness therapy, upend everything she thought she knew.
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Hearing these brave women share their pain and their self-discoveries is incredibly moving and validating. Thank you!

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It's great for people suffering or had suffer.
it's best for girls suffering abuse or military. it's just felt like for me being a male and atheist that it had nothing to do for me. I did get some advice because I recently got out of a abusive relationship with a girl but this is a feminist thing so it seemed to not be a book to help a guy like me so I stopped at episode 3

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