When Being Fine Becomes the Problem with Katharine Chestnut
So many of us say “I’m fine” not because we are, but because it feels safer. In this episode of Inner Peace, Better Health, host Nazish sits down with mindful meditation teacher and emotional abuse recovery advocate Katharine Chestnut to explore what happens when “fine” quietly becomes a survival strategy. This…
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