Intergenerational Trauma, Part Two: Epigenetics

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A few weeks ago Katie covered a mini episode on Families & Intergenerational Trauma after a recent trip to see her family. While Katie covered a lot of detail on personal experience, on PTSD, and therapy, Ashleigh is leading this week's episode and doing a call back specifically on Epigenetics and inherited traits. Ashleigh utilizes her knowledge as a Genetic Counselor to lead this conversation. Join in and learn more!

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