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The Spiritual and Irritable show with Host Lisa Phillips: Domestic Violence expert Dianne Schwartz

Host(s): Lisa Phillips
Guest(s): Dianne Schwartz

Encore: Lisa speaks with the fabulous founder and president of Educating Against Domestic Abuse and best selling author, Dianne Schwartz. Her book, Who's Face is in the Mirror? is listed as a top 100 seller on women's issues on the online dictionary of mental health and was named Hay Foundation Book of the Year.

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Lisa Phillips: The Good News - This show will make you laugh and get you moving into the fabulous life you truly deserve.

The Bad News - Lisa promises to burst your excuses as to why you are not taking action and give you a kick up the bum to get you mo..

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Dianne Schwartz: Dianne Schwartz is a former model and business owner, and the founder and president of Educating Against Domestic Violence, a non-profit organization that assists battered women and children.

Her book, Who's Face is in the Mirror? is ...

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