I enjoy looking after people with mental health conditions because in most cases what they need most are simply perspectives. I watch in awe as they develop these wellness perspectives in groups I run and in their own time realize they are all OK! I listen and gain perspective they share authentically and generously and become well.
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On the topic of polyamory
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