• Ep 155 - Out of the Out of the Woods and Into Recovery With Swift Steps Recovery.

  • Jun 30 2024
  • Length: 57 mins
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Ep 155 - Out of the Out of the Woods and Into Recovery With Swift Steps Recovery.

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  • Hey there! I wanted to share this episode of The Embrace Family Recovery Podcast with you. In this episode, Julianne Griffin, the founder of Blank Space Recovery and Swift Steps, talks about creating an open, accepting, and supportive environment for Swifties to share their experiences and find wellness. They use Taylor Swift's music as a way to help people in recovery who may not connect with traditional 12-step programs. Make sure to listen all the way to the end for a fun update on my summer adventures!

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