Show Notes
Thanks for choosing to listen to part 2 of Glittering a Turd with Fearne Cotton.
In this episode Fearne and Kris get further into long standing anxiety, how despite all the work you can do on yourself some old thoughts will always creep up and how to be kind to yourself. Fearne also lets us know how important Happy Place is to her and how important her work is with Kris on FestiFeel.
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