November 18 | Healing Circle | The Conversation with Al McFarlane | Post News Group

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November 18 | Healing Circle | The Conversation with Al McFarlane | Post News Group

NNPA NEWSWIRE — Join Al McFarlane (Host), Brenda Lyle-Gray (Co-Host) and Special Guest Co-Host Psychologist, Dr. Bravada Garrett-Akinsanya, LP, LICSW for Friday's Healing Circle!

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