Backward Facing Therapy by Kim C. Dickerson, MS

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Soulful and insightful stories from my time as a therapist, & therapy client with actionable tips, tools, & techniques.

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About Kim C Dickerson, MS

I share essays that blend personal and professional insight, observations on being human and actionable tips for mind + body wellness. Iโ€™m a trained therapist whoโ€™s been on both sides of the therapy couch. Cat rescuer. MS warrior. GenXโ€™er.

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