Show Notes
Today, I sit down with Camila Smith, licensed therapist and Chief Clinical Officer at Bekome to talk about the relationship between your brain, your gut and your mental health.
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Camila Smith, DHsc, LCSW , Mindfulness Faciltator & Chief Clinical Officer of Bekome If you'd like to reach out to our guest, you can contact them using the information below. Instagram: @joinbekome @_camilasmith_ Tiktok: @joinbekome
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