CC: Why Moms Are Chronically Stressed — and How to Stop Overfunctioning with Sarah Tacy

Over it and On with it with Christine Hassler by Christine Hassler

Aug 29, 202652:14Health

Sarah Tacy Tangredi is a nervous system specialist and somatic guide for moms who are done with burnout and overfunctioning. She helps clients move from urgency to choice, from survival patterns to deep self-trust, and i...

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