The Antidote to Toxic Positivity
Difficult emotions are there for a reason. There is one cure for toxic positivity.
Contributed by: Julie Peters
Yoga and mindfulness can be tools to living a richer, more meaningful life. Explore with Julie to discover pathways to a radiant heart, a clear mind, and a connected spirit.
Difficult emotions are there for a reason. There is one cure for toxic positivity.
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