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Episode 8 - Rebellious Healing and the Spirit of Peer Work - With Sera Davidow
We're joined today by Sera Davidow from Massachusetts, US, for at discussion on peer respites, psychiatric dehumanization and the processes that (re)humanize!
The episode ends somewhat abruptly, but that's just because I forgot to plan an outro so I kinda just stopped recording. But I did thank Sera for joining KUBAcast, and I wanna do it again here.
It's was a tremendously fun talk and mostly on the lighter side, althouth the subject matter couldn't be graver. I learned a lot, and I hope you the listener will as well.
The episode ends somewhat abruptly, but that's just because I forgot to plan an outro so I kinda just stopped recording. But I did thank Sera for joining KUBAcast, and I wanna do it again here.
It's was a tremendously fun talk and mostly on the lighter side, althouth the subject matter couldn't be graver. I learned a lot, and I hope you the listener will as well.
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By Jonas Vennike DitlevsenWe're joined today by Sera Davidow from Massachusetts, US, for at discussion on peer respites, psychiatric dehumanization and the processes that (re)humanize!
The episode ends somewhat abruptly, but that's just because I forgot to plan an outro so I kinda just stopped recording. But I did thank Sera for joining KUBAcast, and I wanna do it again here.
It's was a tremendously fun talk and mostly on the lighter side, althouth the subject matter couldn't be graver. I learned a lot, and I hope you the listener will as well.
The episode ends somewhat abruptly, but that's just because I forgot to plan an outro so I kinda just stopped recording. But I did thank Sera for joining KUBAcast, and I wanna do it again here.
It's was a tremendously fun talk and mostly on the lighter side, althouth the subject matter couldn't be graver. I learned a lot, and I hope you the listener will as well.