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George and Amber-Rose were interviewed by the Gavin Sisters for their Wellness Show.

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George and Amber-Rose are the founders of Beyond Domestication, a wellness platform that incorporates Seven rewilding Practices. A way to tap into our inner nature to foster greater personal health and wellbeing.

In this week’s episode George talks about healing his chronic autoimmune using the Seven Practices and Amber shares with us her own mental health challenges that she had to navigate through from adolescence and how the process of rewilding changed both of their lives.

This is a truly uplifting and inspiring episode that will  make you want to run out into nature. And perhaps even get naked!

Tent pitched in rough grassland below a rocky mountain, with a drystone wall crossing the valley behind.

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