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Ep.#197: Kate McQuillen, Brooklyn-based artist on leaving a broken marriage, moving to NY from Chicago and the value of therapy to help put it all in perspective
Brooklyn-based artist Kate McQuillen talks about:
Moving to Greenpoint, Brooklyn from Chicago, a move she made rather abruptly though cushioned the transition with brief stints in Connecticut and then Boston; how the intensity of her marriage falling apart led her to seek out talk therapy for the first time and what she learned about herself once she found a great therapist; and how it hit her, in the middle of this past winter, that this (New York…Brooklyn) is her new life.
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Brooklyn-based artist Kate McQuillen talks about:
Moving to Greenpoint, Brooklyn from Chicago, a move she made rather abruptly though cushioned the transition with brief stints in Connecticut and then Boston; how the intensity of her marriage falling apart led her to seek out talk therapy for the first time and what she learned about herself once she found a great therapist; and how it hit her, in the middle of this past winter, that this (New York…Brooklyn) is her new life.
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