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6 I The Squirrel and the Scapegoat - A Winter Fable

6 I The Squirrel and the Scapegoat - A Winter Fable

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In this episode, Elle shares an original winter fable, The Squirrel and the Scapegoat — a quiet story about resilience after exclusion.

Through the journey of a solitary squirrel forced to survive outside the nest, this episode explores self-trust, identity repair, and what it means to become your own shelter when belonging is no longer offered.

This is not a story about “bouncing back,” but about the kind of resilience built slowly, alone, and on your own terms.

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This is where education meets safety, and where your body finally gets to be part of the process.

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⚠️ Content Notice

Discussions include abuse and trauma. If anything you hear feels activating, please reach out to a qualified mental-health professional. You’re not alone, and help is always available.

❗ Disclaimer: This podcast is for storytelling and educational purposes only and not a substitute for professional mental-health care or diagnosis.

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🎵 Episode theme music created by Elle Boone with the assistance of AI music technology.

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