Our Lives: Safe-T-Smash – a therapeutic experience
Tashea Ortiz, of Safe-T-Smash, says the Waterbury location allows people to let out their emotions through art, speaking with professionals…and smashing stuff.
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Feb 5, 2022, 6:14 PM
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493ds agoTashea Ortiz, of Safe-T-Smash, says the Waterbury
location allows people to let out their emotions through art, speaking with
professionals…and smashing stuff.
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