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How Art And Music Therapy Can Help You Work Through Addiction

How Art And Music Therapy Can Help You Work Through Addiction

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This week’s guest writer and creator of selfcaring.info, Brad Krause, shares with our community how research-based creative therapies like art and music therapy can help you work through addiction.


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