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Thosh Collins is the co-founder of Well For Culture, an Indigenous wellness initiative he created with his partner, Chelsey Luger. Thosh co-authored, The Seven Circles: Indigenous Teachings for Living Well and is a passionate advocate for health and resilience in Indigenous communities, blending ancestral wisdom with modern practices to promote physical, mental, spiritual, and emotional wellness. He Tune in to the Well for Culture Podcast to learn how Thosh empowers Indigenous communities while inspiring others to reconnect with heritage and holistic health.

Follow Thosh Collins on Instagram @wellforculture and learn more at Well For Culture.com

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