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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Machen Champion, MA, LPCC-S, RPT-S™, owns Wired to Bloom Therapy & Consulting, LLC and serves as Vice President of Ohio APT. Machen is a current doctoral student at the University of Cincinnati and is passionate about bringing Play Therapy to graduate students. Her play personalities include Explorer, Director, and Artist/Creator.
mchampion@wiredtobloomtherapy.com
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