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Love is More Powerful Than Fear
Nicole Downie 12/7/20 Nicole Downie 12/7/20

Love is More Powerful Than Fear

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Self-Soothing with Self-Compassion
Nicole Downie 12/7/20 Nicole Downie 12/7/20

Self-Soothing with Self-Compassion

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When Life Doesn’t Go As Planned
Nicole Downie 12/7/20 Nicole Downie 12/7/20

When Life Doesn’t Go As Planned

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We acknowledge and respect that we gather on Treaty One Territory and the homeland of the Métis People. Committed to fostering awareness, we actively participate in the ongoing process of reconciliation, recognizing the importance of understanding and appreciating our shared history.

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Winnipeg, Manitoba R3N 0J2

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