Is It Possible to Have Wellness without Toxic Wellness Culture?

Written By Lindsay Voorhees, OTR/L

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Is It Possible to Have Wellness without Toxic Wellness Culture?
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Lindsay Voorhees, OTR/L

I am a licensed occupational therapist, wellness coach, and certified Kripalu yoga teacher. I help people with chronic health issues partner with their right-now bodies and find a sustainable, kinder way of being.

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