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Embracing Eurydice: How Dolphins Can Help Us Build Trust

By Seth Slater, M.F.A. on August 9, 2012 in The Dolphin Divide

Second in a three-part series about addiction and recovery. During active addiction, personality is fractured and divided. Trusting prematurely—in self, others, or solutions—can place addicts in peril of permanent loss. Where to turn and who to trust become pressing questions. Can Dolphins help addicts achieve lasting union with their own fractured selves? Read More

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Seth Slater, M.F.A., is a former dolphin trainer for the U.S. Navy and currently teaches creative writing at Cuyamaca College.

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