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Now Available: The Victim Assistant Empowerment Coaching

 Hi everyone. For years I’ve been sharing my healing journey, on my social media, and people ask me all the time if I provide professional consulting. Well, now I do. I feel compelled to set some time aside in 2022 to help people grow and develop because change is a beautiful thing. Check out my 90-day Empowerment Coaching Program and learn the tools that helped me develop and grow as a person. I utilize the seven pillars of self care as a guide to healthy change. My program is only available on Teachable.com. Look forward to working with you one on one. Peace, Love, and Happiness. The Victim Assistant


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