BAD AT KEEPING SECRETS
Carissa Potter, The Womb House Books Review, Ashley Neese, Ruthie Ackerman, Jennifer Pastiloff, Vicki Tan, Erica Chidi, Debbie Millman, Curtis Sittenfeldemotional messes & intimate conversations
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Carissa Potter is an artist living in Oakland CA
Author interviews, book reviews and more from Jessica Ferri, the owner of Womb House Books.
Author of How to Breathe and Permission to Rest. Breathwork teacher. Foster Parent. Land tender. Horse woman. Sierra Foothills, CA
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A curious multi-hyphenate dishing out advice and softly examining what it means to be "well". Bylines in NYT and Vogue; former doula and co-host of The goop Podcast.
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