I eat boys
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- 6y
BrookenoelBrookenoel
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- 6y
I had a consultation with her on FaceTime so she could refer me to a therapist, she was so nice and sweet just like in her vids!
Tulip13Tulip13
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- 6y
Yes, she’s incredible, she’s also published a book which I recommend. I was collaborating with her last year on a new project she was introducing offering people support by sharing lived experiences. I stepped back though when my anxiety was bad again and I went a bit reclusive taking down my Facebook and YouTube pages that I was advocating on but I highly recommend her for peer support and help with ocd.
Tulip13Tulip13
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- 6y
I realise collaborating may not be the best word... I put myself forward to be one of the advocates she’d refer people onto should she feel my lived experience would be helpful to them and because I’m in the UK that was helpful too as it meant she could send people in the UK my way but yeah stepped back from that. It’s such a positive project of hers, she’s always trying to make sure everyone gets support wherever they are across the globe. Her book is very powerful.
I eat boysI eat boys
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- 6y
Oh wow that’s amazing! Yes, I love how she does peer support and referrals. I haven’t yet read her book but I intend to soon
I eat boysI eat boys
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- 6y
Does she do consultations worldwide?
BrookenoelBrookenoel
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- 6y
@Bookworm I think so, you click on one of her videos and go into the description to see her email and you can ask her through there
madmad
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I’ll have to look into her stuff!
Cat28Cat28
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- 6y
She’s so cool!!
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