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The Wellbeing Show - Barbara Williams 'I Hate You Mary Sullivan: A Memoir of Inherited Trauma

I Hate You Mary Sullivan: A Memoir of Inherited Trauma

Barbara J. Williams, Ph.D., was raised in a New Jersey neighborhood of Irish immigrants and their first- and second-generation descendants. She went on to have a long nursing career, primarily in psychiatry and then research. I Hate You, Mary Sullivan is her first book.
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The Well-Being Show with Noel McDermott - Izzie and Annie - FLAARE

Izzie and Annie – FLAARE

FLAARE CIC is a community creating opportunities and experiences that support youth futures across our communities. We deliver youth programmes in collaboration with business partners and mentors. We also deliver innovative development experiences to Youth Workers because we know that, to empower young people, we must empower their active role models to thrive!
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The Well-Being Show - Leslie & Lindsey Glass - The Mother-Daughter Relantionship Makeover

The Mother-Daughter Relantionship Makeover

Mothers and daughters have their fair share of disagreements, but when a conflict runs deep, it can leave them feeling exhausted, exasperated and sad for all that they have lost. For those who feel that their relationship is beyond repair, Leslie Glass and Lindsey Glass, the bestselling and award-winning mother-daughter duo, are here to help.
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