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Oprah Winfrey y la Dra. Nadine Burke Harris hablan acerca de ACEs.

Dr. Nadine Burke Harris & Camila Cabello: A Conversation About ACEs

For Grammy-nominated singer & songwriter and mental health advocate, Camila Cabello, “Learning about the way that adverse childhood experiences affect your body and your brain gave me a lot of relief. I no longer felt like there’s something wrong with me. It took away my sense of inadequacy and replaced it with grace. Now I’m like, ‘how can I help myself?'”

 

Tune in for a fascinating conversation between California Surgeon General, Dr. Nadine Burke Harris and Camila as they discuss the importance of understanding Adverse Childhood Experiences and discovering a path toward healing.

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