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Mar 2025
10m 48s

Setting Boundaries, Find Peace; an Hones...

Megan Peveto M.S. CCC-SLP
About this episode

In this episode, you'll find an honest conversation about setting boundaries, find peace, and making tough decisions about work life balance. 

If you caught the previous episode of The SLP Next Door Podcast, then you know I'm currently in the midst of new motherhood (second time around) and fighting an incredibly difficult battle with post partum anxiety. 

Today, i'm opening up and talking about big decisions I've had to make over the last few days and the ways I will be navigating life moving forward. 

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