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Tim Snell

Tim Snell

I write about what happens when your world collapses and you have to rebuild from the body up. Nervous system regulation, breathwork, pilgrimage (including the Camino de Santiago), and the slow work of returning to feeling after years of override.

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    I write about what happens when your world collapses and you have to rebuild from the body up. Nervous system regulation, breathwork, pilgrimage (including the Camino de Santiago), and the slow work of returning to feeling after years of override.

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